Výtvarný ateliér Malování kreslení, z.s. - Balbínova 28

Very well located studio that runs a team of professionals and nice people, they like their job and so it is with their clients of different ages :) For children, everything is provided, including food and drink, program and trips. My son and I had confidence all the time and we look forward to future cooperation. Thank you, Lucie Victoria Mars

My daughter was walking and she really enjoyed it, I just didn't see any shift. In fact, they still painted the same still-life, which didn't take her daughter much. That made me sad the most. I'm also sorry that I still have CZK 4,500 in the "bank", because as the corona started, my daughter didn't go and I wanted to return the money, I was told that she would not return and that I would have it for later. My daughter no longer wants to go to painting, so we lost quite a bit of money.

I have excellent experience with an advanced oil painting course for Ildar Youssoupov, a very professional approach, an excellent educator.

I highly recommend an acrylic course, you will be able to learn a lot in one day, a great approach from a lecturer with pedagogical experience. Great!

I can't rate a course in adult ceramics in this studio. In a room of about 20m², 7 people + a teacher were crammed together. During the creation, almost everyone had to get up from their tables if someone else wanted to go to the next room for water. Furthermore, not only the variety but also the content of the glazes was insufficient. During the last hour, I had to paint the remnants of the last bottles on my product, in which there was little left after the bottom. The management was absolutely not interested in any effort to improve, even if another course participant pointed it out (for example, the exchange of old brushes for new ones, which they sell at the reception, so they could be supplemented immediately or as already mentioned - glaze replenishment, etc.) Furthermore, it was not a functional tool, such as a dryer for drying ceramics, which "died" during the course. I understand this if the replacement will work. However, the spare only worked in a certain position because it had a broken power supply cable. (… :-D) My impression of the whole course is that the quality of the course is not important for the management, but only the quantity of participants, even though the studio is not adequately prepared for this number. I recently started a new ceramics course in Prague 6 and I see a huge difference, both in terms of teaching and material, so I definitely do not recommend this course.

I only evaluate the ceramics course. Location: there were 7 of us in the tiny studio, if one wanted to get up for the glaze, the sink, the swatch, etc., the others had to get up and let it pass. If one was rolling, the whole table was knocking and it was impossible to glaze, for example. The studio is designed for fewer people, I assume it was designed for children. Knowledge: the lecturer did not give us any information, we had to ask everything three times and we still did not get a calm answer. When we wanted to learn in a circle, she didn't want to do it at all, so she kept postponing it. If you expect to take away some production or glazing techniques, then unfortunately not. We searched the internet for everything and tried it. Stocks: this was perhaps the worst part of the course, there were no glazes forever. We kept complaining to the lecturer, who told us that she passed on the information, but that the management did not want to do anything about it (due to the budget and the previous loss from the covid period). I wrote to the manager myself that it was really a tragedy and that it would be nice if she checked it and bought more colors. She told us that when she shopped, she also had to endure that they didn't have everything she wanted to buy. : D Then she added that it was a pity that it was not said before that she could solve it. By the end of the semester, there were about 5 lessons left, she did not solve anything, she did not buy a single glaze. The brushes were frayed, dirty, clipped. The most funny thing is that they have a shop where they have a variety of brushes. There were no molds for ceramics + other aids that are common in other studios. We waited for the products for maybe 2.5 months. Then the teacher told us that she just wasn't at work that day and another teacher wouldn't load our products, so it's not. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this course at all.