Best Painting Classes in Irvine, CA

“The classes always have a comfortable, peaceful ambience and the individualized teachings really help you grow and mature as an artist at your own pace.”

“Education based on repeated visual and intellectual stimulation is key to developing children's creativity, character, cultural sensibility, and their ability to express ideas. Plamu lays a solid foundation for children to become creative future lead...”

“I sincerely thank the Lespace art center for giving the children a wonderful gift, and wishing that Lecheng art center will become more and more exciting, and I hope that there will be a branch campus in Northern California soon.”

“One of the finest arts+animation learning school in California.”

“Zhao Chun was born on August 1966. She has a master's degree in Oil Painting from Shan Xi University and is a national first-class artist. A member of China Artists Association，she is also the director of the China Women Artists Association. Zhao Ch...”

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“I just love going into the studio and wait for my daughter to finish her lesson because her studio is very organize, very charming and like my son said, its a really cool place.”

“I have a 5th degree black belt in karate and taught for decades, so I speak from experience when I say instructor Lee is a very exceptional teacher of fundamentally sound jiu jitsu.”

“Little Da Vinci can be enjoyable, but also raises the professional institution that learns the sense of art and raises the level of visual art technique.”

“My son, in particular, has developed a great love of playing the piano and keyboards and has an amazing piano teacher (Sam) who keeps classes fun and challenging.”

“Being able to take time out of our busy schedules and paint for a couple hours enables us to relax and have time to not worry about anything and just focus on the painting.”

“When you're taught in the first room, you follow the group while also learning how to break down drawings by simple shapes, but still have freedom with it as long it's part of the subject/lesson.”