Konsult Art and Design Academy is spearheaded by a team of professionals in the field of art, baking and global education. Konsult Art teaches students realistic drawing and painting. Curriculum is varied to include teaching still-life, the figure, landscape, portraiture, cartooning, animation, and more. The high quality fine art programmes offers art instruction that goes far beyond cut and paste, and arts & crafts. Konsult caters to all age groups – 3 to 60 years plus. “We do not work in a rigid environment. Our timings and schedules are flexible and customised as per student’s requirement. We emphasise on practical approach and hands on training,” informs Shahina Ashraf, the Founder of the academy. “Our vision is to excel as a vibrant academy and to nurture art, creative citizens and bringing out the best form of talent and to be the most desired art institution. Our mission is to bring art to the fore through inspired learning,” according to Shahina. Konsult Art has developed their own study material for all their programmes involving Senior Artist. The focus is on realistic drawings and paintings rather than computer generated one’s. It is 100 percent practical and hands on training with a structured curriculum. Then, Konsult Art encourage their students to create their own art works to stimulate creativity. Students are encouraged to think out-of-the-box using the techniques they have learnt that day.
Konsult Art today has through a unique franchise system has a Pan India presence from Chandigarh to Coimbatore and touched upon lives of thousands of students. Konsult Art has opened its second franchised learning centre in Tamil Nadu’s most vibrant city – Coimbatore at Kavundampalayam. The first one is situated at Ramanathapuram in Coimbatore. The plan is to spread across the country and also in Asia Pacific region and help hundreds of artists and empower women as entrepreneurs to open Konsult Art learning centres, according to the Founding members. For details contact 7418980702, 9042434746.
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