Online art classes for Indian kids living in the USA, UK and the Gulf
Many of the families in our classes don't live in India at all. They live in New Jersey, London, Dubai, Singapore — and their children log in to the same live Zoom class as children in Delhi or Bengaluru. If you've been looking for a drawing or painting class for your child and nothing nearby fits, here is how an online class from India works for you.
Live classes, not videos
Every class is live on Zoom with a teacher who sees your child's paper and corrects as they go. Batches are small, so your child gets attention, not a crowd. Classes are 60 minutes, twice a week — 8 classes a month.
Timings that work abroad
Our batches run across the day in Indian time, which means there are slots that fall in the morning or evening for the USA and Canada, in the afternoon or evening for the UK and Europe, and in the evening for the Gulf and Singapore. When you book a trial you see every batch with its timing in your own time zone and pick the one that suits you. (We adjust for daylight-saving changes in the US and UK, so your class time stays the same for you.)
Three age groups
- Pre-Junior — the youngest children, starting from age 5, building confidence with colour and shapes.
- Junior — children who are ready for techniques, different mediums and more detailed work.
- Senior — older children and teens working on more advanced drawing and painting.
Your child is placed by age and what they can already do, and can move up when they're ready.
Missed a class? It's recorded
Every class is recorded. If your child misses one for school, travel or a festival, they watch the recording and catch up before the next class.
What it costs
For families outside India the fee is ₹3,000 a month for 8 classes — about US$32 or £24 at today's exchange rate (November 2026), so under US$4 a class. You pay by card or online transfer through an invoice link we send on WhatsApp. There is no joining fee and no contract; the minimum is one month.
What your child needs
Pencils, paper and basic colours to begin with — see our material list for what each age group uses. Everything on it is available at any art or stationery shop abroad.
Try a class first
The first class is a free trial. Pick a batch and timing, and your child joins a real class with other children. If it fits, you enrol; if not, there's no charge.