Joshua Steely

from the studio of

Studio O

introducing…

In-home Private Art Lessons, using cereal boxes.

Don’t have time to drop your kid off at yet another event? No worries, Studio O comes to you, offering art lessons for ages 8 and up in the comfort of your own home! Studio O lessons are uniquely affordable thanks to the use of recyclable materials: namely, cereal boxes!

Schedule one lesson at a time, or a series of up to 6 to learn:
- “Sculptural Application of Geometrical Nets”
- “The Art of Hot Glue”
- “Craft Knife Skills”
- “Emperical and Perspective Drawing”
- and so much more, catered to your unique interests.

To sign up, schedule a free 30 minute in-house interview before your first lesson. The interview process establishes the student’s and parents’ interests and available resources, customizing the lesson plans to meet your unique situation. Within 24 hours of the in-house interview, you will recieve, via email and text, a 1, 3, and 6 session estimated lesson plan with pricing information and availability.
Select how many lessons and pick from the available times, and with only two emails (your initial interview request and your follow-up decision) you’ve scheduled your art lessons!

Payments are accepted directly following the first lesson via Cash ($USD), Cashapp, PayPal, and Venmo.

Lessons are available to Wabash and Grant County residents in Indiana.

Schedule your onboarding interview today at: https://calendar.app.google/kaYjsWpXGF7CsUfL8

Welcome!

IWU Runway Show 12/24

What brought you here?

  • Maybe you want to see some art. Awesome! I’ve made a bit over the years, if less, recently, due to college. To view the archive, click here and navigate to the “artwork” page.

  • Maybe you’re interested in reading a young adult’s writing. Uh… interesting choice when you could be reading something far more worthwhile like Malcolm Gladwell’s Talking to Strangers or Charles Duhigg’s Supercommunicators, or Don Wettrick’s Pure Genius, but in the unlikely case you do, click here and navigate to the “blog” page.

  • Maybe you want to collaborate! That’s exciting! While I have plenty left to learn, I do have a thing or two to share, and would love to share them! To schedule or view workshops, lessons, and speaking events, click here and navigate to the “events” page. I look forward to meeting you!

Bit about me

Cardboard Club 4/25

Let’s sum it up with: I have a lot of ideas and opinions that I want to share well, so I practice my writing and try to read widely.

My thoughts tend to revolve around art, so I enjoy relaying them here in writing and image. I also enjoy video games, entrepreneurship, philosophy, communication theory, and having genuinely enjoyable conversations with complete strangers and closest friends alike.

Whatever I decide to do, I tend to do it to an extreme. Is it good to struggle settling? We shall see.

Why a blog?

Wildcat Summer Academy 7/24

What good is creativity if it isn’t shared? While art may always remain a hobby for me (with the occassional commission for friends and family), I can still share it with the world through a website. Sure, social media can be a fantastic outlet, but I can control more aspects of and be more consistent on a website here than I can with the ever-changing platforms out there.

As a 19 year old, I’ve got a bit of knowledge, but so much more to learn. This is a place I can share my interests and experiences in visual arts; past, present and predictive.