Learn from Great Arts Teachers

Flavio is the Director of Operations at Lessonface and has a bachelor's degree in music production and a diploma in electric bass performance. During his 15-year professional musician career he was frequently responsible for managing and/or producing the bands he was a part of.

Emily Chamelin comes to farming after two decades as a commercial sheep shearer. Her shearing experience took her around the USA and the world as she competed in multiple American shearing contests and three world sheep shearing championship competitions.

As a full time turner, artist, demonstrator and teacher I enjoy being able to pass my knowledge onto others. My passion for this craft is as strong now as it was when I started. I enjoy texturing my turned pieces with various techniques from a simple wire brush to more advanced techniques, I like my pieces to be organic and individual.

Hello! I'm Kevin and it's nice to meet you. Before I dive into myself, my one goal in teaching is to give you a happy and healthy relationship with music. That's it! If you walk away from our lessons, be it one or for years, I want you to always have a relationship with music that makes you smile. When you go see a movie, you appreciate the score.

Jim Morgenthaler bought his first Nikon when stationed in Korea in the Air Force. Exploring Korea and Japan with that camera sparked the interest in photography that continues to this day. Jim has been teaching photography in Athens for 45 years and has been involved with digital photography for the last 30 years.

Romi Hill lives on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains in Northern Nevada, where the high desert nights are cool and the air is clear and crisp. A lifelong crafter and knitter, she is inspired by the natural surroundings in her corner of the world, and her designs have an organic flow.

Lovejot is a compassionate and experienced yoga instructor from Haryana, India, with over 15 years of dedicated personal practice and 4+ years of international teaching experience. She holds a 1-Year Yoga Teacher Training Diploma from Bhartiya Prodyogik Prashikshan Sansthan (BPPS), a government-recognized institution.

Cassie Dickson is a heritage member of the Southern Highland Craft Guild, specializing in spinning, natural dyeing, and the traditional arts of coverlet and linen weaving. With a passion for preserving historical craftsmanship, Cassie grows flax and processes the fiber into linen, and she raises silkworms and transforms their cocoons into beautiful silk fabric.

Steve has taught ceramics and sculpture at the secondary and university levels. The majority of his time has been at Kickapoo High School in Springfield, Missouri, with over 30 years there. Steve received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Missouri State University. In addition, he studied ceramics at the Kansas City Art Institute from 1982-83.

Elizabeth Domingue is a professional naturalist, educator, nature photographer, writer, and guide with extensive experience hiking, backpacking, photographing, and studying the natural world. Natural history has been her lifelong pursuit and passion.