Classic art, revisited with passion
Classes, workshops, and life drawing sessions
for all levels
1
Evening Weekly
Class
A weekly three-hour atelier to explore drawing and painting from observation, in a studious yet welcoming atmosphere.

2
Life drawing session
Twice a month on Saturdays, the studio opens its doors for an intensive six-hour session with a nude model (male or female). Each participant chooses their medium: charcoal, sanguine, graphite, oil, or others.

3
Intensive Workshops Weekends & Holidays
In addition to weekly classes, the atelier offers intensive workshops: true artistic immersions in the heart of Paris, designed to help you progress quickly in a focused and inspiring atmosphere.

The Red Chameleon Atelier is a bilingual studio offering high-quality academic art instruction in Paris.

Life drawing, oil painting, master copies : structured and demanding drawing and painting classes in Paris, in small groups, allowing each student, from complete beginners to experienced artists, to make significant progress in their practice.
FAQ - Frequently asked questions
Our classes are designed for beginners and experienced artists alike, with small groups ensuring attentive guidance. Below are quick answers to frequently asked questions. For more information (guest workshops, postponement conditions, payment methods), please see the full FAQ.
Do I need to be experienced to join the classes?
No, our courses are open to everyone – from complete beginners to advanced artists. Each student progresses at their own pace with individual guidance.
What materials should I bring?
Students bring their own basic materials (charcoal, brushes, paints, sketchbook, etc.). A detailed list is provided upon registration, depending on the course or workshop. Easels, drawing boards and some shared supplies (kitchen roll, basic gesso, etc.) are available at the studio.
Are the classes bilingual?
Yes, the atelier is fully bilingual French–English. Teaching can be delivered in either language as needed.
Where is the studio located?
In the very heart of Paris (exact address given upon registration). The space is warm and atmospheric, with old parquet floors, easels, plaster casts and the authentic feel of a working artist’s studio.

