Your drawing journey at AM Studio starts with pencil sketching. It’s the most inexpensive art medium. It’s used to quickly demonstrate the image graphically. Next, we teach students various methods for using a pencil in drawing and on different surfaces.

Pastels come in various forms, including soft pastels, hard pastels, and oil pastels, each offering distinct characteristics and application techniques. We teach our students all of them. Pastels are loved by artists for rich pigment.

The colored pencil art completes the criteria of painting. In this, we use various tones of a single color and many other colors. It is an easy and joyful medium to produce detailed work. Our agenda behind medium exploration is to make the students aware of maximum mediums and let them explore their abilities as artists or art students through mediums.

Pointer drawing is a non-erasable sketchy medium and is available in a variety of colors. We teach our students this technique as well.
This method aims to let students strengthen their ability to draw without fear.
We believe that learning from mistakes is the best of all learnings. Pointer or pen drawing allows us to learn from mistakes.

Moving on to the oldest medium, charcoal. It’s known as a quick and powerful medium. We practice this on different surfaces such as walls, paper, and canvas. It’s also a non-erasable dark medium. Charcoal is hard to handle, but once your master it, it becomes the best medium to practice drawing.