Gaby Ker Art Lesson

I start by understanding the student’s interests, skill level, and artistic goals. In the first class, they explore materials and techniques in a relaxed environment. Each lesson is tailored to their pace, with hands-on guidance and personalized feedback to help them grow creatively and confidently.

I have a strong background in art, with years of experience in sculpture, painting, and mixed media. I’ve created murals, custom artworks, and installations, and have been teaching art for many years. My hands-on experience and passion for creativity allow me to guide students in developing their own artistic voice.

Yes, I have a standard pricing system: • Single Group Class: $70 per session. • Group Class Package (5 Classes): $300. • Private Lesson: $120 per session. Time class: 2hrs 30minutes I also offer special workshops and custom classes. Feel free to contact me for more details!

started teaching because of my passion for art and my desire to share it with others. Over the years, I’ve developed my skills in sculpture, painting, and mixed media, and I found joy in helping others explore their creativity. Teaching allows me to inspire students, guide them in their artistic journey, and create a space where they can express themselves freely.

I have worked with students of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to advanced artists. My students include children, teens, and adults looking to explore their creativity, improve their techniques, or work on specific projects. I also teach homeschoolers, private students, and groups in different settings, including my studio, schools, and special events.

One recent event I’m fond of was the “Art of Nature” exhibition at Gabyker Art Studio & Gallery. It featured works by artists Vivían Weinstein and Yael Bitton, celebrating the beauty of nature through different artistic perspectives. The event brought together art lovers, sparked inspiring conversations, and created a warm, creative atmosphere. Seeing people connect with the artwork and enjoy the experience was truly rewarding.

Look for a teacher who not only has experience but also makes you feel comfortable and inspired. Art is a personal journey, so finding someone who encourages creativity, provides constructive feedback, and adapts to your learning style is key. Don’t be afraid to ask about their teaching approach, past student experiences, and how they can help you achieve your artistic goals. Most importantly, enjoy the process and have fun creating!

Students should consider the following questions before talking to a teacher: • What are my artistic goals? (Learning a new technique, improving skills, or creating specific projects?) • What mediums or styles interest me? (Painting, sculpture, ceramics, mixed media, etc.) • Do I prefer group or private lessons? • What is my availability and budget for classes? • Am I looking for a structured course or a more flexible, creative approach? Thinking through these questions helps ensure the teacher can tailor the lessons to fit the student’s needs and expectations