our staff
Meet Our Passionate Team of Artists
At Miss Jenny's Studio, we are dedicated to upholding our mission and classroom values. Meet the creative minds behind our virtual art school, each one bringing unique experience and flair to our classes
Mx. Em
art Teacher
(Montessori learning, sculpture, abstract painting)
"I strive to create a welcoming environment that sparks curiosity, creativity, and exploration. I teach to share the marvels of our world and enjoy experiencing children's wonder through their art. I am inspired by nature around me and use my creativity to express my emotions."
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Miss Monica
admin and art Teacher
(Character design, animation)
“I've always loved sharing knowledge and experience with others. Inspiring students to practice art and expression gives me joy! As an animator, I love to sketch and create characters to bring them to life.
Miss Cora
art Teacher
(Drawing, Painting and Digital Art)
“All art is GOOD! I know students can be discouraged at times so I always want to work with students at their current skill level. We all have vastly different learning styles and I strive to teach in a way which is accessible to all, where every student has the opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun!“
Miss mackenzie
art Teacher
(Drawing, Painting, and illustration)
”From a young age art has been a safe space for me to express myself and explore new ideas. So, I strive to create a judge-free zone for the students to explore and learn new visual art techniques they can build upon.”
Miss Jenny C.
art Teacher & Program Director
(Drawing, painting and administration)
“I have always believed that my purpose is to uplift others through art. I started this studio because I discovered I could reach others more directly through teaching.”
Miss Dianne
communication and program assistant
(Drawing, and Digital Art)
“I believe that art provides students a safe space to communicate and express themselves. As an art teacher, I strive to support students by providing the technical knowledge and encouragement they need to tell their stories.”
Miss zahra
art Teacher
(Digital Art and Animation)
“Teaching is the art of condensing big knowledge into small lessons to inspire exploration and experimentation beyond the classroom. I keep things light and fun as I share what I know, and love to engage with my classmates as I do, fostering an environment of mutual creative growth where the joy of discovery overcomes the fear of blunders.”
Miss Viviana
art Teacher
(Drawing, Painting and Digital Art)
“My teaching philosophy is not to strive for perfection but for creativity, joy, and exploration. Kids learn better when there is little outside pressure and a positive work environment. The beauty of art is the process, not about the end result.”
Miss ENNA
art Teacher
(Drawing, Painting)
“I believe that letting the child explore different materials and experiences helps them to learn in their own way and this also gives them the opportunity to express themselves and test their abilities and limitations too. Art is supposed to be an escape for someone who they get to be who they want to be and create a world of their own."
Miss ALEJANDRA
art Teacher
(Drawing, painting and Digital Art)
“Art is a powerful tool for everyone to express emotions and feelings proactively. No matter their age, abilities, or background, everyone has the potential to create beautiful art by finding and developing their unique voice. While learning techniques and practicing are essential, encouraging confidence, uniqueness, and experimentation is equally important in the creative journey.”
Miss jenny w.
art Teacher
(Collage, Drawing, Community Building)
“My teaching philosophy in art emphasizes creativity, exploration, and self-expression, guiding students to discover their unique artistic voices.”
Miss holly
art Teacher
(Drawing and Painting)
“My teaching philosophy is to encourage artists at any level or age to try new media, subjects and techniques while reflecting on art history to inform our art practice.”
Miss kate
art Teacher
(Drawing and Painting)
“As a long term art educator dedicated to the practice, it is my goal at all times to guide individuals (students, children and adults) toward their own creative power and personal language for self-expression. I believe that artmaking is a tool for self-empowerment, self-discovery, and self-esteem, and by offering crucial techniques, safe spaces, and open ways of thinking, I aim to empower each artist by encouraging and working with them to discover what their inner artist does best.”
Miss ANDREA
art Teacher
(Drawing, Painting, Digital Art)
“Teach through love, comprehension, and respect. I see students as more than a number, meaning that I don’t grade art, I see wonderful artists developing a growing skillset and discovering themselves through a creative outlet. I hope teaching art with my love for it, will inspire young creators to become their best selves.”
Miss lilian
art Teacher
(Fine Art, Sculpture, and Healing Through Art)
“I believe that each child is unique in their learning abilities, and it is the job of the teacher to facilitate an environment where they can grow to become the best version of themselves. I hope to create a space where students are able to learn, improve and most importantly, have fun.”
Miss TAMMY
art Teacher
(Drawing and Digital Art)
“My teaching philosophy is to empower my students to navigate their own educational journey. I believe everyone can enjoy learning through support and guidance of their educator."
Miss ASHLYNN
art Teacher
(Fine Art, Sculpture, and Healing Through Art)
“I believe in meeting everyone where they are at, and that every person has a uniquely profound and special story to share. This can emerge through creatively engaging with a prompt or art modality. I think part of teaching is also being a student, always open to listening, learning, and seeing things in a new way, through a childlike set of 'wonder' and awe. Life is truly our greatest teacher, and in conversation/collaboration with others we can nourish and develop the gifts and talents we all innately hold within!”