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Your All Access Pass purchase will be active from the moment of your purchase. You will receive your login details (including password) via email. You will also receive a quick guide on how to access the pass.

 
  • With an All Access Pass, you have direct access to the lessons listed on YA Live! schedule. Under each class you will find a ‘Click Here’ button which will launch Zoom on your device. 
  • The All Access Pass is not a recurring charge. There are no hidden fees or extra charges. If you love our virtual lessons, we encourage you to sign up for more months. You do not want to miss out on special classes!
  • Of course! The more the merrier. You can purchase multiple passes and use them consecutively so you do not miss out on any new classes that are added weekly.
  • Our virtual lessons take you on an adventure to explore painting, clay sculpture, digital art, crafts, science experiments and much more!
  • If students will be joining the same class on the same device, you can share the pass! Please note, you are able to log in only one device.
  • The materials you will need differ for each class. You can find this list under the Member Schedule for every week. Weeks may differ depending on special class additions. 

Painting:

  • Paper, pencil, eraser, coloring tools

Sketching:

  • Paper, pencil, eraser, Q-Tip for smudging

Clay:

  • Model Magic or Playdough, cardstock, paints, texturing tools

Digital Lessons:

  • Autodesk Sketchbook or other program

Hand Lettering:

  • Paper, Pencil, Eraser, Ruler, Brush Pen (optional)

Our classes are usually instructed once. Keep an eye out for recurring classes

  • Young Art’s instructors will do their best to make sure all students are participating. You can choose to leave your camera on to share your art progress throughout the lesson when encouraged to and microphones may be unmuted depending on class size.