Lead Studio Mentor
Johnnie Pick
Known for careful feedback, strong observational teaching, and a reassuring approach for nervous beginners.
Premium drawing education for curious hands and serious artists
Learn to draw with calm structure, real technique, and room to grow.
King Johnnie26 Pick is an art school in Osborne Park built for students who want thoughtful teaching, steady progress, and a studio atmosphere that feels encouraging from day one.
Studio rhythm
Observation, technique drills, tutor feedback, and quiet maker time in every session.
Next intake
New term places open for foundations, teen studio, and portfolio pathways.
A school that teaches craft, not noise
Technique first, personality always.
We teach line, tone, composition, perspective, gesture, and material confidence with a pace that feels welcoming rather than rushed. Students build a strong drawing language while still keeping their own way of seeing.
Structured learning
Clear progression means beginners never feel lost and advanced students keep finding challenge.
Human guidance
Every student receives personal critique, practical corrections, and encouragement that feels precise.
Designed for different ages and goals
Courses that feel distinct, focused, and carefully paced.
AdultsBeginners
Drawing Foundations
For adults returning to art or beginning from zero, with emphasis on observation, control, and confidence.
TeensProgressive
Teen Studio Practice
Ideal for students developing style, discipline, and stronger technical range across graphite, ink, and mixed media.
PortfolioMentoring
Portfolio Preparation
Focused guidance for students preparing work for applications, interviews, and higher-level creative pathways.
Why families stay
Calm studio standards paired with lively, encouraging teaching.
Refined atmosphere
Thoughtful lighting, balanced layouts, and a tidy studio flow help students settle and focus quickly.
Visible progress
Lessons are sequenced so improvement can be felt in the hand, not just explained in theory.
Warm professionalism
Parents trust the structure. Students respond to the kindness. Both matter.
Teachers
Artists who can explain what the eye sees and what the hand needs next.
Youth Program Tutor
Amelia Ross
Specialises in helping younger students develop focus, imagination, and strong fundamentals without pressure.
Portfolio Mentor
Liam Avery
Supports older students with composition, experimentation, and portfolio editing for tertiary pathways.
Mixed Media Tutor
Sophia Vale
Brings texture, colour sensitivity, and playful material exploration to intermediate studio sessions.
Quiet progression
Weekly work builds into a visual record of how observation sharpens over time.
Studio culture
Structured sessions still leave room for dialogue, texture play, and generous one-to-one support.
“My daughter finally feels challenged without feeling judged. The school has a calm confidence that is hard to find.”
Harriet M. Parent of teen studio student“I came in with shaky basics and within weeks I understood proportion in a way no online class had ever explained.”
Daniel R. Adult foundations student“The portfolio mentoring was practical, honest, and deeply encouraging. It helped me submit with real confidence.”
Mia T. Portfolio pathway studentBook a trial or ask a question
Start with a thoughtful conversation.
Tell us who the lessons are for, what level you are at, and what you would like to build. We will guide you to the right next step.
Visit the studio
Unit 3/9 Pearson Way, Osborne Park WA 6017
Studio hours
Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Sunday: By appointment for private lessons
Best first step
If you are unsure where to begin, a trial lesson or discovery call is usually the best way to match level and pace.
Common questions
Simple answers before your first session.
Do beginners need drawing experience?+
No. Many students begin with us at a true foundational level, and the course structure is designed to make that feel comfortable rather than intimidating.
What should students bring?+
Basic materials guidance is provided before the first session. For trial lessons, essential drawing tools can be supplied in the studio.
Are private lessons suitable for portfolio preparation?+
Yes. Private sessions work especially well for portfolio sequencing, feedback, technical correction, and custom project planning.