Glaze Education

The Glaze App promotes learning through art. Our approach combines art, mindfulness, play, technology, and science to guide student inquiry, fostering both artistic competencies and transferable skills.

We provide a digital learning environment, complete with educational materials, enabling teachers to conduct engaging lessons using our original Glaze software, inspired by the painting techniques of the Renaissance Masters.

Glaze App

  • Painting software

  • Sketches based on masterpieces

  • Painting portfolio

Educational Materials

  • Lesson plans for primary and secondary years

  • Step-by-step tutorials for skill development and mindfulness

  • Video tutorials for tools and techniques

Glaze App Lessons

Download sample educational materials for your lessons with Glaze.

Contact Us for More Educational Materials:

  • Lessons Linked to Museum Trips
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  • Organizing School Exhibitions
    Get guidance on creating and curating your own school art exhibitions.

  • Competitions and Challenges
    Participate in exciting competitions that foster creativity and skill development.

  • Skill Development Tutorials
    Explore tutorials on:

    • Painting techniques

    • Creativity enhancement

    • Building strategic thinking

    • Exercising mindfulness

Painting Software

The original painting software Glaze is an innovative digital artistic tool for tablets that reflects the real-life process of oil painting, adapting both its limitations and capabilities. The software was developed in a 3-year R&D process by the team of physicists, programmers and artists.

Features:

  • real-life properties of painting process, tools and materials

  • use of Glaze with tablet and stylus ensures natural hand-eye coordination

  • 12 paints based on historical pigments, which mix according to the laws of physics

  • 6 natural brushes, chalk

  • easy and intuitive layout

School Curriculum and Learning Objectives

Our educational tools align with the STEAM philosophy and can be adapted to support different school curricula. Glaze lesson plans are versatile and can be integrated into teaching visual arts and other subjects. Glaze also serves as an effective tool for independent, student-led, and project-based learning.

Learning Objectives:

Technical Skills

  • Observation skills

  • Spatial awareness

  • Painting techniques

  • Hand-eye coordination

  • Precision

  • Drawing and painting from memory

Knowledge Application

  • Creating original works

  • Generating new ideas

  • Linking knowledge across subjects

  • Applying knowledge to new technologies

Soft Skills

  • Creativity

  • Focus and concentration

  • Perseverance and resilience

  • Communication, including non-verbal skills

  • Visual thinking strategies (VTS)

  • Collaboration

  • Expressing ideas and presenting work

  • Decision-making

  • Strategic thinking

Methods:

  • Inquiry through art-making processes (learning by doing)

  • Inquiry through play

  • Visual storytelling

  • Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS)

  • Trial and error

  • Teamwork

  • Outside-the-classroom adventures (e.g., museum visits)

  • STEAM approach

Structure of Glaze Lessons:

The Glaze lesson structure is designed to achieve specific learning outcomes, encompassing both soft and technical skills, as well as the application of knowledge. The key components are:

  • Observe

  • Warm-up

  • Develop Skill

  • Create

  • Discuss/Connect

Here are some pictures of our previous workshops in schools: