We’re a family-driven team here to help make creating artistic masterpieces fun, easy, and achievable for everyone of all ages. Whether you’re a beginner exploring art for the first time (and don’t know where to start), a homeschool family seeking creative activities, a hobbyist looking for a relaxing outlet, an art teacher searching for lessons, or a creative kid ready to draw, we’ve got something for you. The important thing to remember is that if you desire to create, you are already an artist! Let us help show you what you are capable of achieving.
Welcome to 60 Minute Art!
Our mission is to guide you in creating a masterpiece you can be proud of—in just 60 minutes!
With our tutorials you will:
- Follow simple step-by-step instructions.
- Skip boring lectures and practice pages and start creating right away.
- Build confidence as you create a polished and finished work of art.
Why Choose Us?
- Fun & Engaging: Tutorials are lighthearted and easy to follow.
- Learn by Doing: Every minute is hands-on and rewarding.
- Beginner-Friendly: Use basic supplies you likely already have (or are easy to find where you live).
Who are we?
Meghan Sours is the artist behind 60 Minute Art and believes anyone with a desire to create is already an artist. Her aspiration is to bring every student’s artistic potential to fruition.
Meghan’s work has been exhibited internationally.
Accolades include a purchase award and recognition from the renowned Art Renewal Center and inclusion and cover art featured in “Strokes of Genius: The Best of Drawing.”
This year, she is a finalist in the Portrait Society of America’s 27th annual International Portrait Competition in Washington DC, the world’s premier exhibit for the best in portraiture.
Meghan is a representational portrait artist following the realist tradition and integrates the same methods that she teaches into her own work.
Meghan attended the Columbus College of Art and Design and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BFA in 2008 before moving to Utah to apprentice under master artist William Whitaker until his passing in 2018. She has also studied at the Grand Central Academy in NYC and Studio Escalier in France.
She currently resides in North Carolina with her husband and daughter and is a resident artist at East Oaks Studio.