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Gorilla Art

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I called about 5 times to get information on some classes during the past month, left messages and still have not heard anything.

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21/100 I didn't know…read morewhat to expect when walking into the Animation Academy, but after a half hour lesson in how to draw a Disney character, I walked out with a pretty good rendition of Tigger drawn by my own, two little hands. I'm not an artist, but the instructor made drawing so easy that anyone can do it. They take you through step by step, using basic shapes and strokes like triangles and circles, and make it all so easy. I can't wait to go back again to see who I get to draw next.

I wish I knew about the Animation Academy earlier! It is literally a hidden gem for all the…read morewannabe artists out there like me. I came across this place on my most recent visit to Disneyland/California Adventure over Thanksgiving break. Since the lines for all the rides were horrendous, my boyfriend and I tried some new things in the parks that were not rides. The Animation Academy was the highlight of the trip. There are "shows" every half hour where you sit inside a mini lecture hall and learn to draw Disney characters. There is a Disney animator who walks you through each step so that you come out with a picture that actually looks pretty good! Things move pretty fast so make sure you keep up with the animator and pay attention. Things can go from simple circles to eyelashes really quickly so here are a few things to keep in mind so that you don't seem so flustered during your first visit to the Academy. 1. Get there at least 10 minutes early so that you are guaranteed a seat. People start to line up. 2. When you choose your row, move down all the way to the end of the row and don't leave spaces between you and the next party. They don't have cooties. But most of all, don't be annoying and stop in the middle so that people have to climb over you. You can see everything from the right or left sides, trust me. 3. Follow along with the animator and don't freak if you make a mistake. Erasers are not allowed. If you come to the Animation Academy and follow along, you will honestly surprise yourself with what you can create! We went three times and drew Tigger, Mickey, and Dale. You can ask the guy at the front to see which characters are coming up so that you can plan your visits around their lesson plans! It is basically a free drawing lesson that can be just as fun for adults as it is for the kids. Actually maybe even more fun for adults.

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Shanti Art

(6 reviews)

I have now taken two "Gentle Yoga" classes here and it is safe to say, I will return every Saturday…read morethat my schedule permits. I don't live in the area yet the teaching, patience and peace within these walls are worth the drive alone if not the benefits on their own. Shanti Art: The space is small yet well organized. One side is for yoga and the other side is for art. It's just that simple and simplicity is one of the best things in life I think we tend to forget about. On the yoga side, there is enough room for eight participants, the perfect size for a yoga class in my opinion. You're offered a mat, sitting pillow and blanket. On the art side, there are three tables that can accommodate about six people per table. There are cubby holes behind the art side of the space for purses, shoes, etc. Service: So far, I've only dealt with Monica and she's awesome. I love her as a yoga instructor. She is quite knowledgeable and detailed with her instruction. I can only imagine she is the same when teaching her art classes. Odds and Ends: Parking is on the street or in the back, free of charge. You can enter either way as well. There is an adorable patio of sorts where they have adorned the walls with art. So cute! You can hear the cars passing by during yoga class, yet once focused and the sound of the music is raised a little bit, the outside noise is easily dismissed/ignored.

I fell in love with this place the first time I walked in. You can tell the owners love it too --…read moreit's visually beautiful, from the hand-painted mural to the art gallery to the living plants. I've been for yoga with Monica, painting with both Monica and Beth, and recently a lovely sound bath. Bringing friends to paint and chat is one of my favorite new pastimes -- we create, we catch up, we laugh, we drink tea, and then we walk away with art! My first painting there was rather ambitious, but both Monica and Beth were able to help guide me! I really recommend checking them out. Bring a friend -- or host a party! You won't find kinder owners in the world!

Gorilla Art - artclasses - Updated May 2026

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