Discover how Pipe & Palette nurtures teen artists through a diverse and supportive art program. Read more to learn how your teenager can develop new skills and self-confidence in a vibrant studio setting.
1 Hours per Class • Ages 12-17 • Beginner or Intermediate Friendly
Join our engaging art class series designed for teens, where creativity flourishes over 18 weeks! Students will explore diverse mediums like pencil, charcoal, acrylic, and watercolor, while mastering exciting techniques such as tie-dye, clay mixed media, and comic strip creation. Watch your teen's artistic skills blossom in a supportive environment!
We book our classes by the semester you get 18 classes per semester.
Our Plano Teen semester meets on Monday or Tuesday from 5:10pm - 6:10pm during the school year. We teach your growing artist how to draw in pencil, charcoal, and pastels. We will teach painting techniques in acrylic and watercolor paints. We will blend in using mixed media techniques as well. Over our 18 week semester you will see your teen's art skills progress!
What we do each week in Fall 2025 Semester:
August 11/12 – Tie Dye (You can also bring your own items to Tie Dye!) August 18/19 – Hand Clay Mixed Media (Part 1) August 25/26 – Hand Clay Mixed Media Painting (Part 2) September 1/2 – Fluid Art on Canvas September 8/9 – Block Prints (Part 1) September 15/16 – Block Prints (Part 2) September 22/23 – Comic Strip (Part 1) September 29/30 – Comic Strip (Part 2) October 6/7 – Comic Strip (Part 3) October 13/14 – Mythical Creature Drawing (Part 1) October 20/21 – Mythical Creature Watercolor (Part 2) October 27/28 – Polar Express Painting (Part 1) November 3/4 – Polar Express Painting (Part 2) November 10/11 – Polar Express Painting (Part 3) November 17/18 – Splatter Room Painting December 1/2 – Freestyle Acrylic Painting (Part 1) December 8/9 – Freestyle Acrylic Painting (Part 2) December 15/16 – Freestyle Acrylic Painting (Part 3)
What we do each week in Spring 2026 Semester:
January 5/6 – Fluid Art on Canvas January 12/13 – Boreal Forest Valley Painting (Part 1) January 19/20 – Boreal Forest Valley Painting (Part 2) January 26/27 – Boreal Forest Valley Painting (Part 3) February 2/3 – Bubble Mixed Media Painting (Part 1) February 9/10 – Bubble Mixed Media Painting (Part 2) February 23/24 – Paint Your Pet (Part 1) March 2/3 – Paint Your Pet (Part 2) March 9/10 – Paint Your Pet (Part 3) March 23/24 – Clay on Canvas Mixed Media Texture (Part 1) March 30/31 – Clay on Canvas Mixed Media Texture Painting (Part 2) April 6/7 – Clay on Canvas Mixed Media Texture Painting (Part 3) April 13/14 – Mythical Creature Drawing (Part 1) April 20/21 – Mythical Creature Watercolor (Part 2) April 27/28 – Splatter Room May 4/5 – Freestyle Acrylic Painting (Part 1) May 11/12 – Freestyle Acrylic Painting (Part 2) May 18/19 – Freestyle Acrylic Painting (Part 3)
While some materials are provided, bringing personal favorite tools can enhance your teen's experience.
Arriving early helps teens settle in and start creating without feeling rushed.
Remind teens to try new mediums or techniques without fear of mistakes.
Ask questions and participate to maximize learning and enjoyment.
The local arts district has been a creative hub since the early 2000s, fostering emerging talents and community projects.
The studio emphasizes eco-friendly materials and sustainable practices, including recycling and non-toxic supplies.
A good sketchbook is essential for capturing ideas on the go.
Useful for experimenting with color blending and light effects.
Variety of brushes helps achieve diverse textures and strokes.
Keeps clothing clean during messy projects.