About
Welcome to Victoria Art Studio!
At Victoria Art Studio, we offer classes designed to engage children's creativity, enhance their imagination, and explore their artistic abilities - with an overall focus on experiencing diverse materials and collaborating with peers. We understand children, and our classes meet them where they are. We provide different activities and materials to keep them engaged and interested, and allow more time to explore in depth when desired. Our classes introduce a wide range of artistic techniques and materials aimed at stretching participants' skills and imagination, such as combining music and dance with the art, with the association with the Victoria Ballet. We believe in the importance of emphasizing the process of creating art, and we let the results speak for themselves.
Hailey Moon
Art Director at Palo Alto Studio
Hailey is a visual development artist and experienced art instructor with expertise in both traditional and digital media. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation from Korea and a Master of Fine Arts in Visual Development from the United States. Professionally, she has worked as a 3D animation director, concept designer, and webtoon cartoonist for companies including Nexon Korea.
Her original animations—Fly! Feeyo and Hello, Little Cloud, which was broadcast on TV—have been featured in international festivals such as SICAF and PISAF. She has held her own exhibition, and her works have been displayed in the Academy of Art University Spring Shows from 2022 to 2025, receiving multiple awards.
Hailey is passionate about helping children grow creatively and confidently. Having lived in Australia and Canada and traveled to over ten countries, she brings a global and inclusive perspective to her teaching.
At Victoria Art Studio, Hailey fosters a warm, supportive environment where students are encouraged to explore and enjoy art.
Clara Ko
Art Teacher
Clara is an artist who truly loves children.
Miss. Ko was born in California and majored in new media art at Yonsei University in Korea.
Then she studied graphic design at Parsons in New York.
She worked as a senior UI designer collaborating with large Korean companies.
She is interested in children's education and ed-tech. Growing up with her mother, a Japanese language teacher, she learned how to keep students engaged and satisfied.
Her hope is that children learn the happy and fulfilling experience of creating their own artwork through their own efforts and inspirations in art classes.