Drawing and Creative Studio
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Andrássy út 77.5
Budapest 1062
10:00-20:00
The studio offers a welcoming space where children, teenagers, and adults can discover and develop their creative potential through accessible and inspiring art practices. Instruction goes beyond drawing techniques — it teaches self-expression, the development of a personal visual language, and the enjoyment of the creative process itself.
Saturday Creative Groups:
All sessions take place in a warm and supportive atmosphere. The studio avoids unnecessary complexity or pressure, offering instead a simple, clear, and engaging path into art for participants of any level.
The studio hosts art evenings for adults, as well as individual and group sessions for children and teens. Each program is designed to encourage observation, experimentation, and exploration of art through personal experience.
The studio hosts art evenings for adults, as well as individual and group sessions for children and teens. Each program is designed to encourage observation, experimentation, and exploration of art through personal experience.
10:30–11:30
A playful art program where children explore materials, experiment, cut, glue, create, and learn to express ideas.
The classes develop imagination, fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence while introducing the fundamentals of art in an accessible and enjoyable way.
The classes develop imagination, fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence while introducing the fundamentals of art in an accessible and enjoyable way.
1. Creative Lab 5+
12:00–13:30
A practical course combining short lectures on 20th-century artists with hands-on creative work.
Participants study the styles, context, and techniques of the masters and then apply these methods in their own artworks.
The program develops artistic taste, observation skills, independence, and the ability for self-expression.
Participants study the styles, context, and techniques of the masters and then apply these methods in their own artworks.
The program develops artistic taste, observation skills, independence, and the ability for self-expression.
Irina Volkonskaya is an art educator based in Budapest, working with children from age five, teenagers, and adults. Her approach integrates artistic training with psychological insight: she teaches not only how to draw, but how to listen to oneself, trust one’s perception, and find an individual creative path.
She believes that every person is capable of creating — the key is to find an accessible and meaningful method. During her sessions, she fosters an atmosphere where participants can experiment, make mistakes, explore, and take delight in the process without comparing themselves to others.
Irina conducts:
Contacts: Instagram @volkonskaya.art, WhatsApp +36 20 384 1753
She believes that every person is capable of creating — the key is to find an accessible and meaningful method. During her sessions, she fosters an atmosphere where participants can experiment, make mistakes, explore, and take delight in the process without comparing themselves to others.
Irina conducts:
- art evenings for adults,
- group sessions for children and teens,
- individual creative lessons.
Contacts: Instagram @volkonskaya.art, WhatsApp +36 20 384 1753
2. Teen Program “20th Century Art”
Instructor: Irina Volkonskaya
Art educator with a background in psychology
Art educator with a background in psychology
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