Nan Art Studio gave me the confidence to be proud of my art and explore new mediums. Through artistic guidance and visual research, students will learn how to create unique art pieces as well as expand their artistic skill sets.

At Nan Art, I was able to create art that maximized my full potential thanks to the teacher’s guidance and my fellow classmates’s support at hakwon.

Mr. Lee was the first art studio director who saw my potential and pushed me to try harder. I went to the other studios before coming to Nan, and other instructors said it was “too late” for me to start an art portfolio or even consider art school. I went to Nan Art Studio the summer before my senior year of college, and Mr. Lee guided me through six months of portfolio work with endless patience and encouragement. Although I ended up committing to Princeton to study architecture rather than an art school, I am forever indebted to Mr. Lee’s instruction; I even wrote about him in one of my Princeton essays. He gave me hope in my abilities when I didn’t have any, and he treated me with the utmost kindness. You can trust that he places the same focus and care into each student.

Nan Art helped me through the process of my portfolio which stretched my creativity and abilities in art. They pushed me through my barriers which propounded my skills as well as opening up different categories of art. It was truly a great opportunity and a pleasant experience to learn at this studio.