Cordovan Art School Classes & Camps

Cordovan Art School Classes & Camps offers drawing, painting, pottery, clay handbuilding, wheel throwing, and crafts. Students work with watercolors, pencils, pastels, acrylics, colored pencils, graphite, and charcoal in drawing and sketching projects. The program also includes homeschool art classes, mixed-media techniques, and themed options such as K-Pop inspired portraits, stylized characters, poster designs, pinch pots, slab-built vases, and animal sculptures.

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Studio office hours Monday–Thursday 9am–7pm, Friday–Saturday 9am–4pm; studio is open whenever summer camps or other camps are in session

Cordovan Art School opened in 2009. The name “Cordovan” comes from the founder’s favorite color nui pastel used in college figure drawing classes. The school states that only the very best teachers work there and that all skill levels are welcome in classes. Cordovan Art School describes its kids’ art camps as fun and engaging summer activities where children explore painting, drawing, and crafts in a supportive environment.

Cordovan Art School states that it tries to create an environment that is positive, uplifting, and enjoyable so that students can relax while they paint, draw, and learn the fundamentals of art and design, and it encourages anyone who enjoys art to come and grow their talents with them. The school has a “smile-smile” policy, meaning everyone who enters is greeted with a smile, and the goal is that they leave with a smile when class is over. The Katy studio lists Brandace Love as Manager, and Paul Howell is listed as Manager for the Atascocita location.

Last updated July 23, 2026.