Big dreams.
Little artists.
Turn little ideas into big, colorful adventures.Learn to draw, one happy discovery at a time.
Learn by watching. Create by doing.
83 video adventuresWatch a little. Make something big!
Their pace. Their happy place.Pause, give it a go, and play it again.
Pencils + a little imaginationSimple art supplies. Oh-so-big ideas!
That “I can do it!” feelingA certificate in their name, on request after completion.
Three magical worlds. One creative journey.
One complete journey, starting with a little line and growing with every picture.
Color Kingdom
Our pencils, our lines, and our first colorful discoveries.
Sketch Valley
Shapes, objects, and nature coming to life.
Masterpiece Castle
Light, shade, and details… then a picture to be proud of.
Online drawing lessons
for kids…
with room to imagine!
Step-by-step drawing for kids starts with simple lines and shapes, then grows into color and shading. Your child watches a video lesson, pauses, and tries the idea on paper.
Artyland is a prerecorded drawing and coloring course for beginners ages 5 and up. Teacher Mujada Al-Shouli guides your child through 83 video lessons, from preparing their supplies and controlling a pencil to combining colors, drawing nature, and creating projects with pastels and colored pencils.
Explore the course topics: color theory for kids, landscape drawing, and shading for beginners.
Six little adventures.
One big “I made it!”
From their first mark to their big masterpiece. Pick a stop and peek inside.
Every adventure starts with a pencil!
Get to know their tools and pencil
They learn how to hold a pencil and explore colored pencils and pastels, so they begin each activity knowing their tools and how to use them.
Lessons include: Pencil grip · Pastel basics · Coloring with pencils
What happens when two colors meet?
Understand and combine colors
They discover primary and secondary colors and how to mix them, explore warm, cool, and neutral colors, and learn about contrast and harmony in a picture.
Lessons include: The color wheel · Mixing colors · Color harmony
A whole world waiting to be drawn!
Draw the world around them
They move on to familiar subjects: a cup, a jug, a vase of flowers, and a fruit basket. Then they draw an old house and a landscape with a river, step by step.
Practice with: Everyday objects · Fruit · Houses · Landscapes
Every little detail has a place.
Arrange a picture's elements
They explore geometric shapes, proportion, and space, learning how to arrange elements and use a ground line, symmetry, and the rule of thirds in a composition.
Lessons include: Arranging elements · Proportion · Composition
A little shade. A little wow!
Add light, shade, and depth
They explore light and dark tones and gradual shading on a ball, apple, pomegranate, and pumpkin, then practice overlapping objects to show depth.
Lessons include: Color value · Gradual shading · Overlapping forms
Time for their “I made it!” moment.
Bring their skills into a full project
They create still-life projects with pastels and colored pencils, starting with composition, adding layers of color and shadow, and finishing with the final details.
The final stage: Complete projects across several lessons
Each stop builds on the last. Every child progresses at their own pace, with practice.
Watch. Try. One more time!
Through prerecorded videos on a phone, tablet, or computer. They can pause to practice and replay a step as needed, with no fixed class times.
Art supplies? Adventure ready!
Drawing paper, pencils, colored pencils, and pastels for the relevant activities. Supplies are not included. A parent can help their child get started.
Cue the happy little applause!
A collection of drawings that shows their progress, and projects they finish themselves. After completing the course, you can request a certificate in their name to celebrate their efforts.
Wondering?
Ask Arty!
Your little guide to the world of Artyland. Ask about the course, art supplies, or where your colorful adventure begins.
A little curiosity. A discovery to share.
Pick a little question
Coming next: a little art cheer!
We’re preparing AI drawing feedback for enrolled families, with ideas and encouragement for their next little step.
Best explored with a grown-up. An AI assistant is not a human teacher; review its advice together.
From a blank page…
to “Look what I drew!”
Colors and details from the course gallery.
Tap any picture for a closer look.
These gallery artworks are examples from the course; children’s work develops with age and practice. The site’s fantasy cartoon scenes were created with AI assistance and do not show student work.
Learn to draw
at home.
Moments to watch. Moments to try.
And hands-on fun to fill their day beyond simply watching.
- 1
Set up their little art corner
A white sketchbook, an HB pencil, 12 colored pencils, 12 oil pastels, and a device for the lesson. Ready!
- 2
Watch, pause, and try
Step-by-step guidance, with as many replays as needed.
- 3
Celebrate every picture
We're not looking for perfection. We love the effort and the progress they make each time.
at their pace
With Mujada Al-Shouli,
every step feels easier.
An artist and art teacher for children and adults, with a master's degree in fine arts and experience lecturing at several universities.
She guides your child step by step, from understanding colors to applying light and shade, and from a first attempt to a complete art project.
A little color.
A big “I did it!”
Their art on the wall. Their name on a certificate. A smile that says it all.
Every little try deserves a little cheer. After completing the drawing and coloring course, request a certificate in your young artist’s name: a lovely keepsake of their colorful adventure.
- Learn. Try. Create.Complete the lessons and activities at their own pace.
- Time for a little celebrationContact us after completion to request their certificate.
- Their name. Their proud moment.A personalized keepsake to treasure with their artwork.
A celebration of completion, available on request. Not an accredited academic qualification.
I can do!
Certificate of Achievement
A big cheer for our little artist
Your little artist
A little pencil today.
Tomorrow, “I can do it!”
Open the door to experimenting, and let them discover what their imagination can create. All of Artyland's worlds in one purchase.
The Artyland adventure
A colorful beginning. No monthly subscription.
- 83 prerecorded video lessons
- 20 hours 15 minutes of video
- Watch and replay at your child's pace
- Future updates included
- Certificate available on request after completion
Access is available for as long as the platform operates.
Art supplies are not included. One account per household.
Big questions
about your little artist.
Everything you need to know before the journey begins.
Is the course right for my beginner?
Yes, the course is suitable for children ages 5 and up. We begin with tools, lines, and colors, then gradually work toward complete pictures. A parent can help their child get started.
How does my child watch the lessons?
Watch the step-by-step video lessons on a phone, tablet, or computer, and pause and replay at your child’s pace. The account belongs to a parent or guardian and is for one household.
What supplies will we need?
Drawing paper, pencils, colored pencils, and pastels for some activities. We explain how to use the tools in the course. Supplies are not included in the course price.
Are there set class times or monthly fees?
There are no fixed class times or monthly fees. One payment includes all lessons and future updates. Pricing is localized for your country, with the available currency and final total shown before payment. Access continues for as long as the platform operates.
Will my child receive a certificate?
After your child completes the course, contact us to request a certificate of achievement in their name. It celebrates and encourages their progress; it is not an accredited academic qualification.
What is the refund policy?
You can submit a refund request within 7 hours of purchase. Requests are reviewed under the refund policy's terms. Please read the policy before enrolling.