Freehand School of Art

Freehand School of Art Art classes for all ages and children's camps in north Toronto Located in the Yonge Lawrence area in Toronto. Accessible by TTC. Nut-free environment.

3315 Yonge Street
Toronto Ontario M4N 2L9
416-487-2533

We provide a focused and informed approach to art instruction which allows students to discover the expressive possibilities of new materials and techniques. Courses available for all ages and levels from budding and curious artists to seasoned fine visual artists.

Here at Freehand, our     classes provide an opportunity to learn through play and experimentation. Today our   learned ...
09/29/2026

Here at Freehand, our classes provide an opportunity to learn through play and experimentation. Today our learned about colour theory while making their own stuffies! Our young artists watched colours blend and mix together to create new colours for this project. We also learned about oil pastel resist and how to make our own pompoms! Funtastic work, Kai L and Dylan Z! New artists are welcome to join our classes at any point during term for a prorated fee. Visit our website to join in on the creative fun!













Today our     paid homage to a true Canadian icon: the mighty moose! Our young artists used pastels, watercolour paint, ...
09/26/2026

Today our paid homage to a true Canadian icon: the mighty moose! Our young artists used pastels, watercolour paint, and collage to create these delightful autumn paintings. This was a great opportunity to practice our scissor skills and channel some fall whimsy! Great work, artists!













This week, our Grade 1-3 “Drawing and Painting” class was inspired by the quirky, whimsical murals of Toronto-based arti...
09/24/2026

This week, our Grade 1-3 “Drawing and Painting” class was inspired by the quirky, whimsical murals of Toronto-based artist and illustrator Emily May Rose. Emily is famous for her mischievous raccoon characters and her art can be found on walls, fences, and Bell-boxes all around the city. For this project, our artists used popsicle sticks, cardboard, plasticine, acrylic paint and paint markers to create our own mini versions of an raccoon mural. These were made by Grade 3 artists Mariner P and Luke Z. Thank you for inspiring us, !













It’s clay week! This week, our   and   classes have been getting their hands dirty and learning all about ceramic clay. ...
09/23/2026

It’s clay week! This week, our and classes have been getting their hands dirty and learning all about ceramic clay. We’ve been learning how to shape, sculpt, join, and glaze clay - and having a great time while doing it! These photos from our Monday class show to process of making ceramic picture frames. Now we just have to wait for our clay to dry and be fired for the final reveal!













  that many owl species have ear openings at different heights on their head? This helps them pinpoint sounds in 3D spac...
09/22/2026

that many owl species have ear openings at different heights on their head? This helps them pinpoint sounds in 3D space, even detecting prey moving beneath snow or leaves! Today our Grade 1-3 Drawing class took inspiration from to create these charcoal . For this project, we learned about blending and shading using charcoal. Great work, Catherine Z (Gr2), Luca Z (Gr1), and Madison S (Gr2)!













For the past week, our Drawing and Drawing Foundations classes have been working on   drawings. For this project, we lea...
09/20/2026

For the past week, our Drawing and Drawing Foundations classes have been working on drawings. For this project, we learned how to copy a reference image using a grid. Our younger students finished their drawings with a touch of crayon and watercolour, while our older students added depth and texture with pencil and sharpie. Great work, Hannah O (Gr3), Clémence D (Gr8), Sofiia N (Gr1), Kai C (Gr2), Miriam A (Gr5), and Amelia L (Gr2)! We can’t wait to see what these artists create next!













Today, our Grade 1-3   learned how to shade 3d forms using charcoal. Our young artists learned how to shade a transparen...
09/19/2026

Today, our Grade 1-3 learned how to shade 3d forms using charcoal. Our young artists learned how to shade a transparent sphere and made these fun charcoal and chalk drawings of water droplets. Great work, Amelia L (Gr2) and Kai C (Gr2). New artists are welcome to join our classes at any point during the term for a prorated fee – visit our website to fall into art!













Yesterday, our Thursday   class learned how to shade 3D forms with different pen strokes. Our young artists learned how ...
09/18/2026

Yesterday, our Thursday class learned how to shade 3D forms with different pen strokes. Our young artists learned how to use hatching, crosshatching, scumbling, and stippling to make simple fruit bowl still life drawings come to life. These masterpieces were made by Roya R (Gr3), Addison K (Gr2), Carolyn L (Gr1), Evie R (Gr2), Reese G (Gr2), and Izzy F (Gr2). Great work, artists!













Today was the first meeting of our Intro to Watercolour   . We started at the very beginning and experimented with simpl...
09/17/2026

Today was the first meeting of our Intro to Watercolour . We started at the very beginning and experimented with simple gradients, , , masking, resist, salt, and more! We’ll be taking things slowly and building up our confidence over the next few weeks. New participants are welcome to join at any point for a prorated fee. Visit our website to register.

Drawing and Painting class is an opportunity to explore different dry and wet mediums, learn new techniques, and build e...
09/16/2026

Drawing and Painting class is an opportunity to explore different dry and wet mediums, learn new techniques, and build existing skills. Today, our Grade 3 artists had the opportunity to learn about . We used acrylic paint and natural grasses to make original backgrounds that contrasted warm and cool colours. For a finishing touch, we added a to create an autumn landscape. These masterpieces were made by Mariner P, Sadie A, and Luke Z. Great work, artists!













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Toronto, ON
M4N2L9

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