“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
Leonardo da Vinci
pencil
reveals
beauty
in its purest form.
“Practice reveals the artist.”
“Every artist was first an amateur.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson Each sketch is a step forward. Growth happens one line at a time.
the classes provided by art with mara in
Pencil Drawing
Architecture Drawing. Pencil Shading Technique (Beginning Level) by Perrihan Elriffai
“Practice reveals the artist.” – Paul Cezanne Every drawing is a study of form, light, and discipline. Precision grows with every line.
Pencil Drawing
Animal Drawing. Pencil Shading Technique (Beginning Level) by Shaikha Almujali
“Every artist was first an amateur.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson Each sketch is a step forward. Growth happens one line at a time.
Pencil Drawing
Portrait Drawing. Pencil Shading Technique (Advanced Level)
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo da Vinci Pencil reveals beauty in its purest form. Minimal, refined, and timeless.
Pencil Drawing
Portrait Drawing. Pencil Shading Technique (Advanced Level)
“Watercolor is a dance with water.” – J. M. W. Turner Each brushstroke flows with spontaneity and light. Colors blend softly, creating moments that feel alive.
Watercolor Painting
Watercolor on Canvas (Intermediate Level) by Alice Sodre (11 y. o.)
“I use collage to make compositions that are less predictable.” – Robert Rauschenberg Pieces find harmony in contrast. What once was separate becomes beautifully connected.
Collage
Vintage Paper and Acrylic Markers (Upper Intermediate Level)
The Process and The Final Result. The Art work by Beya Marzougui, (12 y. o.)
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” – Thomas Merton The solid base of wood meets the fluidity of acrylic. A refined exploration of material and expression.
Wood Art
Acrylic Painting on Wood. Intermediate Level by Alice Sodre, (11 y. o.)
“Oil painting is nothing less than the illusion of art.” – John Constable Layers of color and texture bring emotion to surface. Each stroke holds depth, warmth, and timeless expression.
Oil Painting
Oil Painting Art. Intermediate Level by Perrihan Elriffai
“Color is a power which directly influences the soul.” – Wassily Kandinsky Acrylic markers bring boldness and precision to every line. Each stroke vibrates with energy and clarity, capturing both form and feeling.
Acrylic Markers
Acrylic Markers on Paper. Intermediate Level by Alice Sodre, (11 y. o.)
“With colored pencils, every stroke is deliberate.” Patience becomes part of the art itself.” – Alphonso Dunn
Colored pencils
Colored Pencils on Paper. Beginning Level by Benjamin Sodre, (6 y. o.)
“The essence of beautiful art is gratitude.” - Friedrich Nietzsche Acrylic markers transform simplicity into expression. Bold, fluid, and direct, each piece speaks quietly yet powerfully.
Acrylic Markers
Acrylic Markers on Paper. Beginning Level by Toufik, (7 y. o.)
“Wax crayons allow me to explore color boldly while still embracing subtle textures.” -Contemporary Artist
Wax Crayons
Wax Crayons on Paper. Beginning Level by Emma, (8 y. o.)
“There is a freedom in wax crayons that encourages experimentation and play,” – Illustrator
Wax Crayons
Wax Crayons on Paper. Beginning Level by Toufik, (8 y. o.)
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.” - Aristotle Marker art captures both form and essence. Every piece carriers intention, depth, and quiet sophistication.
Acrylic Markers
Wax Crayons on Paper. Beginning Level by Toufik, (8 y. o.)
“Color is my day-long obsession.” – Claude Monet A study of light, tone, and movement. Watercolor reveals depth through delicate layers.
Watercolor Painting
Upper Intermediate Level by Beya Marzougui, (12 y. o.)
“Oil Pastels give color a life of its own; they blend, layer, and glow like no other medium.” – Contemporary Artist
Oil Pastel Art
Oil Pastel Art Work. Upper Intermediate Level by Beya Marzougui, (12 y. o.)
