The WayPie team consists of professional artists, teachers, and practicing masters who live and breathe creativity every day. Each teacher has a specialized art education, experience in exhibiting their work, and participation in creative projects. We believe that true creators can inspire more than any textbook. That is why our lessons are not only about teaching technique, but also about developing artistic thinking, taste, discernment, and self-confidence.
Heather Kimball
Illustrator and contemporary art teacher. Specializes in watercolors, pastels, and mixed media. Heather focuses on the study of color and light relationships—her students learn to see the subtlest nuances of shades and create vivid, emotional works. In her classes, Heather inspires students to experiment, work boldly, and trust their own sense of taste and rhythm.
James Hubbard
Painter, master of oil painting and academic drawing. James combines traditional European art education with modern teaching methods. He teaches students to observe, see form, understand light, and create expressive compositions. His classes are a deep dive into painting and training in artistic vision, discipline, and taste.
Sabrina Midgette
A professional artist and art educator with a focus on children’s and teenagers’ creative development. Sabrina helps reveal children’s natural abilities and develop their artistic thinking and confidence through play, observation, and gentle immersion in the world of art. She believes that every child is born a creator, and that the teacher’s job is not to teach, but to help reveal talent.
William Dameron
Contemporary artist and author of conceptual art projects. Specializes in digital art, composition, visual design, and working with graphics tablets. William helps students think freely, find their own style, and combine classical art with digital technologies. His lessons are a laboratory of ideas, where art and technology come together in a new creative space.
Susan Diggs
An artist and sculptor who works with clay, plaster, and modern plastic materials. Susan reveals to her students the world of volume, texture, and spatial thinking.
She focuses on plastic anatomy, form structure, and artistic rhythm. In her classes, students learn to create expressive sculptures and feel the material with their hands and hearts.
Brenda Burns
Graphic artist and specialist in drawing techniques—pencil, charcoal, liner, mixed graphic materials. Brenda teaches precision of line, expressiveness of stroke, and depth of composition. She helps students develop observation skills, patience, and confidence in every stroke. Her approach is from simple to mastery, revealing the foundations of artistic thinking step by step.