Artventure at a glance:
ages, lessons and prices
Artventure (ages 4–12) and Art Eye Deer (ages 13–19)
Try a free Starter Lesson, choose Full Access, or give a gift voucher.
What is Artventure?
Artventure is an online art lesson library for kids and teens. It was created by Australian artist and educator Kirsty Shadiac and has been used in 149 countries since 2012. Lessons are step-by-step videos that students can pause, replay and follow at their own pace.
Who is it for?
- Artventure: ages 4 to 12, with over 500 lessons.
- Art Eye Deer: ages 13 to 19, with over 240 lessons, and more being added.
- The Combo includes both libraries, which suits siblings or families with kids and teens.
Can we try it first?
Yes. Each library has a free Starter Lesson. There’s no credit card, and access lasts 7 days. You can sign up again any time. Try the Artventure Starter Lesson (ages 4 to 12) or the Art Eye Deer Starter Lesson (ages 13 to 19).
How does Full Access work?
Full Access opens the whole library for that age group.
- Artventure: $39 for 3 months or $89 for 12 months.
- Art Eye Deer: $79 for 3 months or $149 for 12 months.
- Combo (both libraries): $199 for 12 months.
All prices are in Australian dollars. Plans renew automatically at the end of each period, and you can cancel at any time without losing the period you’ve paid for.
Can I give it as a gift?
Yes. Gift vouchers give 12 months of Full Access for $89 (Artventure), $149 (Art Eye Deer) or $199 (Combo). They’re a one-time purchase with no auto-renewal, and you choose when your gift is delivered. See the gift vouchers page: https://www.artventure.com.au/gifts
How do I get help?
Contact us at https://www.artventure.com.au/contact-us
We are a very small team but we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Art lessons designed for real learning.
Safe for children to explore independently, Artventure’s lessons are purpose-built for kids and teens.
Unlike unstructured YouTube videos, our lessons are clear, calm, and designed to build skills progressively.
Our team
Created by Australian artist and educator Kirsty Shadiac, with help from artists and educators.
Together, we create lessons that are practical, inspiring, and easy to use.
Behind the scenes
We’re continually researching, testing, and refining lessons to support teachers, families, and learners.
Suggestions are always welcome.
