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Find your everyday household objects, a reference image, or draw from your imagination. Set them in an arrangement, turn on your favorite music, and begin to draw. Join our moderated fellowship group to grow your passion or career as you work through our 365-day project calendar, designed for all ages. Both our sketch and art projects are aimed at developing logic, cognitive, and motor skills. Our use of imagery is to affirm all artists that their specific style is impactful everywhere. It is God-given and for a unique and specific call.

Our Sketchbook section focuses on wellness topics like togetherness, family, diversity, affirmation, spiritual gifts for churches, overcoming challenges, and sportsmanship. These prompts will inspire you to create meaningful art that reflects your values and beliefs. Both our sketch and art projects are aimed at developing logic, cognitive, and motor skills. Our use of imagery is to affirm all artists that their specific style is impactful everywhere. It is God-given and for a unique and specific call.

In our Writing section, we explore topics like togetherness, family, diversity, affirmation, spiritual gifts for churches, overcoming challenges, and sportsmanship. These prompts will encourage you to express your thoughts and feelings through writing, journaling, or poetry.

Our Moderated Fellowship Group is a developing global community designed for young aspiring artists to cultivate their talents in a nurturing and constructive environment. Participants receive valuable insights from professional mentors and supportive parent reviews, empowering them to build strong portfolio pieces. Through career development critiques, we focus on fostering confidence, embracing diversity, and preparing artists for job placement and long-term success in the creative industry. Our mission is to create a space where future artists can thrive, grow, and achieve their professional goals.

As a former art educator in a church and for broader audiences, I am committed to promoting healthy media across books, games, video games, and music. Earlier this year, we at OurVision secured a partnership with an online game company, www.adfreegames.com, which provides a content-aware filter for all games. This filter prohibits content featuring sorcery, witchcraft, theft, violence, war, and sensuality. 

Membership is available for just $10 per year, offering a healthy alternative to traditional video games and unrestricted internet access.

Additionally, we develop art education programs, as well as therapy and rehabilitation resources for all ages. We have the capability to produce general educational content for children up to age 12, including those with special needs.

Once you purchase a membership, the content-aware filter can be accessed and customized through the preferences panel.

For more than 20 years, we’ve provided programs, resources, and opportunities to our “Osmosites.”

We’ve partnered with over 50 organizations to inspire our youth and expose them to the vast opportunities within the design industry—whether in graphic, fashion, industrial, architectural, animation, or digital design.

We are teaching our youth that THEIR DREAMS MATTER.

Humbly, I am a mentee of the late, historic Industrial Designer Charles Harrison and Vernon Lockhart. I currently serve on the Board of Project Osmosis and am wholeheartedly committed to the development of Industrial Design.

Our free printables offer a variety of resources to support your artistic journey. From worksheets and coloring pages to coloring books and art development exercises, there's something for everyone. These printable resources are perfect for both beginners and experienced artists, providing opportunities for creativity and learning.

Online Art Assistance offers a creative and non-verbal outlet for individuals of all ages, from children to senior citizens. It helps express emotions, reduce stress, improve mental health, and foster brain development and cognitive skills. Art therapy can promote healing, aid in navigating career and family dynamics, and serve as a therapeutic tool for overcoming physical and emotional challenges. Offering online art assistance- all assistance is with a parent or educator for accountability and in-person affirmations and help. 

Our experiences with special needs students were spectacular. They need a level of open-heartedness, patience, and also tools to help affirm their creative identities as much as their unique communication skills. We are in the process of seeking further accreditations and licenses to adequately handle online approaches. We have the icon below-right to answer questions and zoom capabilities for all parents and educators. Being visual and product developers we can assist with visual aids and creative tools to help you find and clearly communicate with you child or student.