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I work as an illustrator and graphic designer in Berlin and teach children of all ages the joy of drawing and painting through private lessons and group workshops. During my time as an artist in residence, I also led art workshops for local children to support and develop their creativity. Currently, I teach comic classes at a primary school in Berlin. I am passionate about encouraging children's imagination and self-expression. I especially enjoy working with children who feel unsure about their drawing skills, helping them discover the joy of creating art and build confidence in their own abilities. Art is a form of self-expression, and most importantly, it should be fun. I offer a safe and supportive space where children can express themselves and grow creatively at their own pace! Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions! 🇩🇪 I work as an illustrator and graphic designer in Berlin, where I share my passion for drawing and painting with children of all ages through individual lessons and group workshops. During my time as an artist in residence, I also offered art workshops for local children, fostering their creativity. Currently, I teach comics at a primary school in Berlin. It is very important to me to strengthen children's imagination and expressiveness. I also want to convey the joy of creative expression to children who are insecure or believe they cannot paint well, and support them in developing confidence in their own abilities. Painting is a form of self-expression, and above all, it's about having fun. I offer a safe space where children can freely develop their talents, and I attentively guide them on their creative learning journey.
Illustration · Comic art · Drawing & sketching
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Once you know the basics, the Dative Case is your next big step toward natural Russian. It is the case of kindness (giving), communication (calling), and even your own feelings and age! What makes this lesson different? Forget about endless grammar tables. As a university teacher with 25 years of experience, I show you the logic behind the endings. Why do we say "Мне нравится" instead of "Я нравлюсь"? Why does your age need the Dative case? We will answer these "whys" together. In this lesson, we will cover: The Logic of Giving: How to use verbs like give, call, help, and tell. Emotions & Age: Mastering the "Мне 20 лет" and "Мне холодно" constructions. Visual Patterns: My illustrated presentations will show you the endings in a way that’s easy to visualize and remember. Practical Practice: We will create real-life dialogues: "Buying a gift," "Calling a friend," and "Sharing your feelings." I use a communicative-cognitive approach. First, we see the pattern in a vivid illustration, then we understand the rule, and finally, we use it in a conversation. Elementary learners (A1): You should already be able to read and know basic Russian verbs. Intermediate refreshers: If you are confused about when to use the Dative case. My method is based on visual logic. Instead of memorizing grammar tables from a book, you will see how the language works through my PPTX slides. This approach is especially effective for the Dative case, as it allows you to 'see' the direction of the action (to whom/for what) through images and clear patterns."
Grammar · Tutoring · Communication skills
Trusted teacher: The program is designed for students interested in concept art, illustration, visual storytelling, and portfolio preparation for art schools, animation/game-related programs, or independent artistic development. It follows a mentorship-based approach, combining artistic foundations, conceptual thinking, and portfolio strategy, adapted to everyone's style, vision and long-term goals. What's in it? PART I 1. Artistic & visual language • Traditional drawing & illustration techniques • Shape & form study • Light, color & values • Composition & visual storytelling 2. World-building & visual thinking • Environment design (natural & built spaces) • Props, objects, and visual detail • Character concepts (anatomy basics, silhouettes, expression) • Style exploration (realistic, stylized, symbolic, experimental) • References vs originality: how to build from research without imitation 3. Cognitive & creative process • Artistic thinking & workflow • From idea to image • Documentation & reference gathering • Moodboards & visual research • Iteration, selection, refinement • Knowing when a piece is finished 4. Digital foundations (optional / hybrid) • Transition from traditional to digital • 2D digital tools & workflows • Layer logic, brushes, textures • Digital painting fundamentals • Presentation-ready images • Case studies from professional concept artists & illustrators This section is optional and may be skipped for students with prior digital experience. In such cases, the focus will be on refining and strengthening what has already been acquired. IMPORTANT! All sections in Part I (artistic practice, visual language, world-building, technical and digital foundations) are approached according to the student’s existing level, from beginner to advanced. If foundational skills are already present, these areas will not be repeated mechanically; instead, the focus will shift toward portfolio development, conceptual depth, and refinement of existing work. PART II Portfolio development & mentorship 1. Portfolio building • Defining the student’s artistic direction • Selecting and developing strong themes • Creating cohesive series, not isolated images • Aligning personal style with academic or professional expectations • Consistent review, feedback, and refinement 2. Application-specific support (where applicable) • Portfolio selection & sequencing • Artist statements or motivation letters (with visuals) • Adapting work to specific institutions or programs • Understanding evaluation criteria
Illustration · Drawing & sketching · Digital arts
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Traditional and digital drawing courses, painting, watercolor, storyboard, preparation of entry file for animation school.
Leia
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Leia is a super knowledgeable and personable teacher. She tries to understand what are your goals when trying to improve your drawing skills and adapts the lessons to help you with it. After a couple of lessons I already started thinking differently when approaching a blank canvas and it has been really helpful for me when trying to portray what I’ve got in mind.
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Private Art Class - mix media - All level welcome - (Berlin)
Christian
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Christian is really good teacher, I have on-line classes with him and I was gladly surprise that it went very well (exceeded my expectations), I learned a lot in my first class, he has very personal approach, he is very nice, approachable, patient and very good teacher :) glad to have him as teacher and looking forward for next classes :D.
Review by ESTEPHANIA
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