The Best Art Tutors in Austin, TX

I spent 14 years teaching French to foreign students and six years as an educator at the French school for children with disabilities and violent disorders. I am currently teaching at a French immersion school in Austin, Texas. I love my French culture, arts and literature. I am passionate about sharing the very...See Lydie's full profile

As part of my College degree I hold a Minor in Latin American Studies, which involved several courses, all writing-intensive and all requiring extensive reading of Spanish-language literature. Among these courses was the" Art of Spanish Translation." I have traveled throughout Mexico and Spain, as well...See Victor's full profile

As a general fine arts major in college, my training included a variety of approaches to art theory, including speaking and writing about art, and the application of the theory to artistic endeavors. After a full year studying art appreciation and theory, creative communication design, theatre...See Kyle's full profile

I have used tools such as CSS, JavaScript, and libraries like GSAP to create smooth, engaging animations that enhance user interfaces. Additionally, I have hands-on experience in integrating animations into projects, such as my interactive art installation using Arduino, where I used motion sensors to trigger...See Haris's full profile

And create materials for PBR rendering inside of UE4. I worked as Technical Artist at AcademIQ, working on educational games. I had to fix both programming and art bugs. I have helped a team get their production, pipeline, and source control get up speed.See Eric's full profile

I earned an “A” in a Music Humanities class at Columbia University. As a teenager, I was an NFAA bronze winner in Guitar. I performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival with Joshua Redman, Benny Green, and Eric Alexander. I also played at the Carmel Bach Festival, Healdsburg Jazz Festival, Yoshi’s, and the Music for All...See Kyle's full profile

As an English Language Arts teacher, as well as a teacher of the English language, I bring a wealth of experience and expertise to private tutoring. With a strong background in academic language, I have honed my skills in teaching reading comprehension, writing, grammar, and critical analysis. My passion for...See Shanna's full profile

I have successfully completed one year of Visual Arts training at Texas A&M. During my seven-year teaching career, I have taught 30-minute cartooning sessions to secondary students four times a week and I have enjoyed watching their creativity grow! I have created pieces using charcoal, chalk pastel, oil...See Taylor's full profile

I provide support and advice as well as sound teaching and accurate information in every lesson. I have a Graduate Degree certificate in Environmental and Resource Economics with honors, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with honors. I use my education and experience to help students in their studies. I enjoy...See Aaron's full profile

I taught middle school English Language Arts and Social Studies for 6 years. I taught 5th grade Science and Social Studies. I have also tutored in English, Reading, and Math. Students that I tutored in English and Math passed their STAAR test in the spring. I am certified to teach Core Subjects.See Hannah's full profile

I earned my BA from New York University in English and Art History and my MA from Columbia University’s Teachers College in English. I have ten years of experience in the field of education including the following: Pre-K (1 year), Grades 4-6 and Adult ESOL Chinese/English (2 years), Grade 9 English Language...See Jillian's full profile

My studies include: Proof Based Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra, Real and Complex Analysis, Optimization, Abstract Algebra, Topology, Probability Theory and Combinatorics. How is this relevant? I believe that in order to be an effective teacher in any subject or art/craft, you have to be a...See Alfred's full profile

I’ve worked with both high school and college students, helping them build confidence, improve grades, and develop strong academic and writing skills across subjects like psychology, sociology, general liberal arts, French, and Spanish. My tutoring style is collaborative and goal-oriented. I use motivational...See Manoosh's full profile

I have advised directors and officers of Fortune 500 corporations and senior governmental executives. With a Masters degree in Art History and History of the art market, I established a successful art law practice that provided service to artists and major art collections. I taught...See Denise's full profile

Linear algebra was required of me to earn my B.S. in Theoretical Mathematics. I went on to complete two years of postgraduate work toward earning a master's of arts in teaching mathematics, during which I took a course in the applications of linear algebra to visual effects programming. Having gained a...See David's full profile

Whether you need help with your phonology class, language class, dysphagia class, research methods class or any other class, I am here and happy to help. I truly believe that education is both a science and an art. With this in mind, I will find creative ways to help you learn the material or reach your goals...See Sawsan's full profile

I am a native Frenchman with Spanish blood and half of my family speaks Spanish. I have been a tutor, a translator for many years and I am a book author. In addition to my undergraduate studies for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in languages in Paris, France, I have visited and lived on four different continents and...See Max's full profile

I am a business owner with a Master of Fine Arts degree and a strong background in academic, professional, and creative writing. My experience includes artist statements, grant applications, business plans, thesis writing, playwriting, and other creative projects. I enjoy supporting students in clarifying purpose,...See Kaitlyn's full profile

*FYI: African-American Studies straddles social sciences and humanities fields–I’m better suited to help students with social sciences-related courses or research interests than humanities-based (e.g., literature or art) courses or interests. If unsure, get in touch and we'll discuss/figure it out...See Dr. Lauren's full profile

I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, where I studied government, economics, and business. While at UT, I worked in the admissions department, gaining firsthand experience in what academic excellence and preparation look like at the highest level. That background, combined with my own coursework in...See Michael's full profile

Not sure where to begin learning Photoshop? My tutoring is best for those who are just getting into Photoshop. I have used Adobe Photoshop for 3 years and as part of AP Art 2D Design. I’ve had my works displayed in galleries and have been placed in competitions. See Vijay's full profile

I am a English instructor with 20+ years of teaching experience. In addition to teaching language arts in the classroom, I was a professional journalist. Reading is a skill with many moving parts: language, comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, and even eye coordination. I can help you bring all these elements...See Amie's full profile

I am an honors student at The University of Texas at Austin and was selected through a competitive application process to participate in a creative writing seminar led by the former Director of Liberal Arts Honors and a Professor Emeritus at UT. The seminar focused on sentence-level craft and close reading,...See Naomi's full profile

I hold an instructors certificate directly from Grandmaster Haim Gidon, which I received in Israel in 2011. I am also the first American to train in the IKMA- Gidon System school in Warsaw, Poland. I have been teaching martial arts for 4 years now, in the Bordentown, NJ school, at Rutgers University and TCNJ,...See Benjamin's full profile

Public speaking is a learned art form; there is no science to it at all. And it’s more than just imagining the audience wearing something unusual (or nothing, which relates to the title of a popular book on presentations). Needless to say, “out of sight; out of mind” is not going to work here while facing an...See Chuck's full profile