Xmas Presents ...Umm! How about an art course gift card?
Hi Everyone,
If you are trying to think of different Xmas presents to give to family members and friends, then how about a gift card for an art Course for a term? The gift that could last a lifetime.
At MEGANZ School of Visual Arts, we teach drawing, painting, and sculpture to tweens, teens, and adults. Students can work on their own project ideas, at their own pace and from any level of ability.
We have afternoon, evening, and Saturday class times available.
But be quick as the classes are filling up fast.
Check out our website www.vizart.co.nz... for details on the course times and fees and text Megan to either get a gift card and/or book a course for Term 1, 2024. And take a look at our student's work on our Instagram page - @meganzsva
Hope to work with you on your creative ideas in the new year.
The image below is by teen artist Aliona D. Ballpoint pen on paper
Cheers
Megan Murphy
MEGANZ SVA
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