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Remember the day when you first picked up that crayon and started scribbling on the wall, floor, and mirror? Then, in elementary you started to use markers and color pencils. From the cheap Crayola and Roseart, you advanced to buying more expensive supplies, such as Prismacolor and Winsor & Newton. As you become more serious in the arts, you experience using more range of mediums. From learning how to shade to painting with acrylics and to taking photo in silver prints, MP art courses offer students to use different materials and medium to create art. Students explore wide ranges of art form to prepare themselves to art courses in colleges and universities. The teacher page are now available. They are located at the right menu and will continue to update. Select the links below or at the right menu for course description in the following categories:
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Art Courses Art/Drawing and Painting Photography Animation Advanced Yearbook/Graphics Art Teachers available: 3 Cavada, William
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