Chitran Launches Global Art Journey, a 3-Month Worldwide Online Art Program

A complete creative journey from August to October 2026

The program is designed as a connected learning sequence rather than a collection of unrelated workshops. Students attend two live classes each week—approximately eight live sessions per month—while also receiving access to prerecorded instruction for additional practice and revision.

Across the full three months, participants are expected to work through 24 instructor-led projects and complete 24 drawings. Lessons are organized around age, current skill and class level so beginners can develop core control while more experienced learners can refine composition, observation, color and independent decision-making.

What the program includes

The package also includes level-based lessons, teacher guidance, student artwork showcase opportunities and parent support. The company says these elements are intended to help families understand progress and give students additional motivation beyond the weekly classroom.

What students will learn

The curriculum moves from foundational control toward more independent visual thinking. Exact projects may vary according to the student’s level and class group, but the published learning areas include:

• Basic lines, shapes and forms
• Step-by-step object drawing
• Animals, birds, nature and scenery
• Cartoon and imaginative drawing
• Composition and visual balance
• Color selection and blending
• Light, shadow and basic shading
• Observation and proportion
• Creative storytelling through art
• Confidence in independent drawing
• Neatness, patience and detail
• Creative portfolio development

The progression matters because young artists often need both structure and room to experiment. Demonstration can make an unfamiliar technique understandable, while repeated observation and drawing practice help students use that technique without depending permanently on a template.

Who can join?

Chitran Global Art Journey is designed for children and young artists ages 5–17. No previous art experience is required for students entering a beginner-level group. The program may suit complete beginners, children who already enjoy drawing, learners improving coloring and sketching, young artists preparing for advanced study and international families seeking a structured after-school activity.

Before enrollment, parents can contact the Chitran team for help choosing a suitable level based on the learner’s age, experience and current drawing ability. Placing students at an appropriate level is intended to keep the work challenging without making the first lessons discouraging.

How the online program works

Classes are delivered live through Zoom from the student’s home. The expected schedule is two classes per week, with about eight classes each month. Individual sessions generally run for 45–60 minutes and include instructor demonstration, student practice and guidance.

Students need a suitable phone, tablet or computer, stable internet access, the requested drawing materials and a comfortable working space where the teacher can see or review progress when needed. Recordings may be supplied when applicable, and make-up opportunities depend on availability and the program’s scheduling policies.

Because online art learning depends on participation, families should plan enough setup time before class, keep materials ready and encourage the student to complete practice tasks between sessions. Parent support is especially valuable for younger learners, although the artistic work should remain the student’s own.

Meet the founder and teaching team

Chitran says its instructors are experienced in teaching children and young learners through live online classes. Their approach emphasizes clear step-by-step instruction, friendly communication, age-appropriate guidance, active participation and support for different learning speeds.

Teachers may combine demonstrations, visual references, live feedback and simple explanations so students can understand each project before applying the method themselves. The goal is an enjoyable classroom environment in which learners can ask questions, make corrections and gradually develop confidence.

Md. Zubairul Islam, Chitran’s founder and teacher, has dedicated many years to art education. His stated teaching approach focuses on structured learning, creativity, confidence and making art accessible to students around the world. Chitran traces its establishment to 2000 and describes the organization as having more than 26 years of experience in 2026.

Published ratings and student reach

These ratings and participation figures are presented as supplied in Chitran’s program materials. Families may wish to review current third-party profiles and the enrollment terms directly when making a decision.

Source and official program details

Program information and enrollment: Chitran Global Art Journey – 3 Month Art Program.