Foster creativity, self-expression, and confidence through diverse art forms.
Mad Over Art Senior
Advanced creative art journey — drawing, painting, mixed media, folk art, and functional design for young artists.

Program snapshot
Built for steady progress
Key structure for Mad Over Art Senior — duration, rhythm and age fit at a glance.
- 1
6 months
Course duration
- 2
2
Weekly classes
- 3
48
Total sessions
- 4
60 minutes
Session length
- 5
10–14 years
Age group
Course Objectives
What your child will build through Mad Over Art Senior — clear, mentor-led outcomes across the fine arts program.
Develop skills in drawing, painting, mixed media, and traditional art.
Explore techniques across various mediums like watercolor, crayons, and canvas painting.
Encourage innovative and functional artwork like bookmarks and posters.
Teaching Strategies / Catalyst
The mentor-led methods that make Mad Over Art Senior engaging — hands-on, progressive and designed to spark confidence in every session.
Interactive Demonstrations: Live step-by-step demos on techniques and art forms.
Feedback & Reflection: Regular feedback on progress and areas for improvement.
Blended Learning: Combining traditional techniques with modern mediums (e.g., Warli art on envelopes, mixed media).
Development
Mad Over Art Senior builds the whole learner — not just technique, but the motor, cognitive and emotional skills that last beyond the classroom.
Artistic Technique
Hands-on practice through each class to develop fine motor skills and artistic techniques.
Artistic Versatility
Exposure to different mediums and styles to enhance artistic versatility.
Individual Creativity
Integration of personal creativity in projects to foster individuality.
Cultural Heritage
Understanding traditional art forms (Warli) to connect with cultural heritage.
Timeline / Structure
A clear class-by-class path through Mad Over Art Senior — what happens in each phase, from the first session to the final review.
Month 1 — Building Confidence Through Drawing
Sketching techniques, freehand drawing, and perspective.
Texture studies and figure drawing.
Month 2 — Watercolor & Crayon Painting
Watercolor techniques and crayon painting.
Blending both mediums in creative compositions.
Month 3 — Warli Art & Envelope Designing
Traditional Warli art techniques.
Creative envelope designs using folk art motifs.
Month 4 — Mixed Media & Pencil Sketching
Combining multiple materials in mixed media projects.
Refining pencil sketching skills.
Month 5 — Mandala, Poster Making & Doodling
Creating intricate mandala designs and posters for social causes.
Theme-based doodling and expressive illustration.
Month 6 — Bookmarks & Canvas Painting
Designing functional art — bookmarks.
Canvas painting and final project showcase.
Assessments
How mentor progress is tracked throughout Mad Over Art Senior — supportive check-ins and clear milestones, not high-pressure tests.
- 01Checkpoint
Monthly Projects: At the end of each month, students complete a project to demonstrate mastery of techniques.
- 02Final review
Final Evaluation: Comprehensive review of all final projects created during the course.
Expected Outcomes Post-Course
What learners take away from Mad Over Art Senior — skills, confidence and habits that continue well after the final class.
Creative Expression: Ability to create unique, expressive artworks.
Functional Art: Produce both decorative and functional art (e.g., bookmarks, posters).
Confidence: Increased confidence in artistic skills and creativity.
Ready to start Mad Over Art Senior?
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