INDIGO VISION
Empathy.
Expression.
Connection.
At Indigo Art Education, we empower the next generation of creative minds through hands-on art experiences that build empathy, expression, and skill. We believe art should be accessible—a bridge to connection, a voice for every story, and a spark for every soul.
At Indigo Art Education, we believe art is a powerful tool for creativity, self-expression, and critical thinking. Our educator-designed Studio Kits make meaningful, hands-on art experiences accessible to learners everywhere—through projects that spark curiosity, build confidence, and connect students to diverse creative practices.
Rooted in our experience working in Title 1 schools and under-resourced communities, our mission is deeply personal. We’ve seen how access to quality art education can transform a student’s sense of identity and possibility. That’s why we’re committed to putting high-quality materials, engaging curriculum, and joyful creativity directly into the hands and homes of students—so every young artist can explore, express, and thrive.
Meet the Founders
of Indigo Art Education
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Co-Founder, Co-CEO
With 8 years of teaching experience in both public and online settings, Kirstin Griffin brings a dynamic approach to art education. Her expertise spans English, Art, Ceramics, Sculpture, Drawing, and Painting, making her a versatile educator and artist. Kirstin’s passion lies in fostering creativity and self-expression in her students, encouraging them to explore new mediums and develop their unique artistic voices.
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Co-Founder, Co-CEO
Kallie Cheves is a dedicated artist and educator with over 10 years of experience teaching art at all levels, from PreKindergarten to Higher Education. She specializes in art, photography, and printmaking, bringing a wealth of knowledge and passion to her teaching. Kallie is committed to making art education engaging and accessible, inspiring students to express themselves and connect with the world through their creative work.