We did a workshop for Turkish mosaic lamp. There were plenty of options to choose from. The…read moresupplies and kit was very well arranged, and the instructor gave clear directions. They have plenty of samples displayed to get your inspiration from. We all enjoyed our time there.

My friends and I had a blast making the Turkish lamps at this Art Masterclass space. Shout out to…read moreKaren F's birthday! We all booked online and were able to pick which lamp we wanted to design. I chose the swan lamp. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and once checked in we got situated at a table with a few other guests. I am in love with the space. First off, it's in a business area, and on a Sunday, there was no one else around. My GPS had difficulty finding the exact spot but once I had the suite number it was easy to find. When we walked in you could see how bright and airy this space is. Before the start of class, we had time to chit chat and walk around to get ideas for our lamps. Our teacher (I think her name was Oun?) was super sweet and walked us through each step. The first step is laying out your design. We were served Turkish coffee and a Turkish treat, (for an extra charge) during this step. During the step where we glue on the tiles we were served the pomegranate tea that came with the price of the class. At the end of our 2+ hours we were given instructions on how to make the cement to seal all the mosaic tiles in and once I do that, I will post photos of my finished product. We all had a blast and would 100000% recommend coming here to get artsy.

Are used to take lessons with Sophia in the late 90s early 2000s and it's still one of my happiest…read morememories in my life. She's an amazing artist and she will take her students to far places as long as they complete the curriculum she has students to go to Juilliard.

Hello Charna, I…read morewas just talking to Tristen last week about Ms. Sophia and how the classes there really prepared her for several of her classes at FIT. Twice a week they have live models in 2 of her classes one nude and one clothed, so the observation techniques she was taught at Sophia's really has helped her! I'll send you her portfolio and acceptance letter this week. She's doing well and enjoying her classes.

Had kiddo's birthday and it was awesome. All team members were helpful, nice and patient. The kids…read moreenjoyed it so much!

I was looking for an art studio to switch my daughter to. She was already attending an art studio,…read morebut they weren't helping her finish any projects. My daughter decided her goal was to attend Booker T Washington school of Visual and Performing Arts. When I first contacted J's, Kathleen spent 30 mins on the phone with me. She knew our goal in mind and told me they would be more than happy to help her obtain her goals. Ren is now attending BTW and loving it. Ren still goes to classes twice a week and LOVES being there. I recommend this place to EVERYONE.

This place is amazing such a fun experience for the kids. I highly recommend…read more My son had his birthday party here and we went into the splash room and the kids had a blast. We even took home canvases for memories. The staff was so nice and accommodating to the wild kiddos.

Great fun for all ages. Had a group in for my granddaughter's birthday and we all did splatter…read morepaintings. We all had a blast!

My son has been coming to this facility for almost a year. Very good art instructors with some one…read moreon one teaching. They have both traditional art along with computer art design. Would higly recommend.

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We recently moved to DFW and signed our daughter up for art lessons with Paige. She's 10 and…read morestarted 5th grade at a new school. We had some real tough days, but you know what days are ALWAYS good days? The days she has art with Paige. She's even told us that when she "grows up", she's gonna pay someone to paint with her. It just makes her so happy. I cannot recommend Paige Lane highly enough.

From the owner: Whether you're just beginning to discover drawing, or have experience with drawing and painting and…read moreare looking for a challenge, individual lessons in the studio feature a variety of drawing and painting medium choices to use and learn from. Drawing and painting from observation using still life props and self-portraiture are also featured, as well as working from photographs for subject content. I enjoy getting to know my students, and small classes and one-on-one instruction allow me to spend the appropriate time needed to build artistic skills and creative thinking with each individual student. It is my mission and passion to build and empower artists, encourage creative thinking and problem solving, and nurture their human need for self-expression and self-actualization through visual art.

Stopped by Fuzz Lab a few months ago to celebrate a friend's birthday and we had a really fun time…read morecrafting our little rugs. My husband and I took turns working on our Gudetama rug and I think it turned out pretty well! The staff here are super helpful during the tutorial as well as guiding you at the end to fill in gaps to make your rug as fluffy as possible. A really cool spot for crafty friends and a great party idea for people looking for a fun activity to do while celebrating. Food is allowed to be brought inside so we ordered some stuff from Hopdoddy next door and ate while crafting.

Overall, the art was fun, but the service was disappointing and communication is severely lacking…read more It felt like we were a nuisance in being there. We had an appointment last weekend for four of us. When we arrived, we had an extra child and were told that we would be required to pay a 12% gratuity because of the size of our party. I'm unsure what the gratuity would be for. We were shown the policy - it said for parties of 6 and up - which we clarified and she said she miscounted. There was no service offered other than a brief training on how to do the craft. We were not allowed to choose our own colors but were encouraged to pick from the ones that were pre-opened to not be wasteful. When we picked our pieces, we were warned many times that we would be charged if we were wasteful in our usage of the clay - and clearly that is a subjective decision. When asked at the end any advice on getting the clay out of clothing, she said "it doesn't" - which would have been helpful to know at the beginning when you have 3 kids under 10. I asked if they had aprons - and mentioned that it would have been helpful if this doesn't come out of clothes - and she said they do, but it's only available for parties and for an extra fee. Again - communication would have been incredibly helpful up front. At the end, we were cleaning up our station and the employee asked us to put away the four remaining beads that were left on the table. It seemed like an easy way for her to help us get out the door more quickly when she had nothing else to do but sit on her phone. At the end she wrote down the dry times for our pieces - 5 days - which again - would have been helpful to know at the beginning. Lastly - they sold some glass cups that our daughters wanted. One was marked $13, one $15 for the same cup. When we asked - she said they were $15, but there is a deal at 2 for $30. Not sure where the deal is in that - and when we made that comment - she shrugged -clearly annoyed. For a unique art place such as this, where creativity and art should be encouraged - there was a very big missed opportunity in making this a special place - I won't be back.