Dear Students and Parents,
Welcome to new and former students that are taking classes at Pygmalion this year. It is wonderful and very inspiring to see all the creative projects that are being completed. I hope everyone is enjoying their time spent at the school.
Early Bird Discount: As the holiday season approaches, I’m excited to announce a special offer. For those of you who wish to register and pay in full for a 5-month semester by December 23, you will receive a 10% discount. This offer is available for cartooning, children’s, teen, and adult art classes. By taking advantage of this opportunity, you can save half a month’s tuition fee. Registration can be completed on our website at www.pygmalionartschool.com or in person.
Art Sale for November and December: I’m happy to inform you that, for a limited time during November and December, my original artwork will be available for purchase at a notable 50% discount. It’s a unique opportunity to own a piece of my work that has been created with passion and dedication over the years.
Holiday Schedule: With Christmas drawing near, I want to share our holiday schedule with you. The school will be closed for Christmas break from December 22 to January 3. Regular classes will resume on January 4, 2023. If you need to make up any missed classes, you have the flexibility to do so in either December or January.
Artsonia: Artsonia will no longer be fulling orders on their website for shipping to Canada. As a result, they will stop sending emails related to their products for sale. They will continue to showcase and archive the student’s artwork so they will have a record of their accomplishments.
Should you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to contact me via email at drorriss@gmail.com, or leave a message at 780-460-1677.
Thank you for being a part of the Pygmalion Art School community. Your dedication and creativity are what make our school such a special place. I am looking forward to continuing this artistic journey throughout the school year.
Kind regards,
Dixie Orriss