Terms of Service

Digital Art School is an online 3D modelling school for children aged 7 to 17, and LUMO is the brand of our courses. The school's services are provided by George Ryzhenko, an individual who works under the Digital Art School brand. Lessons are taught by the school's teachers.

- Your child studies one-to-one with a teacher on Zoom. - The full course is 40 lessons of 60 minutes, once or twice a week. - We work in Blender, a free program you install on a computer. - Lessons are recorded — the parent consents to this when signing up. Recordings and learning materials are kept in the student's account. For lessons, your child needs a computer that can run Blender and a stable internet connection. A microphone and a camera are recommended. Our courses are extracurricular and do not replace school. We do not issue state education certificates.

A parent or legal guardian signs the child up. The first lesson is free: your child gets to know 3D and the teacher and decides whether they want to continue. When signing up, the parent consents to the processing of the child's data, the recording of lessons and the processing of recordings by AI services. Separately, and only if they wish, they allow us to publish the child's work. Details are in our Privacy Policy. If you decide to continue, we agree on the schedule with you in messages. If we have signed a separate agreement with you, that agreement applies.

Lessons are paid in advance: monthly, or for the whole course at once. Current prices and discounts are on the home page. You can stop the course at any time: just write to info@digitalartschool.fun. We will refund all unused lessons. You can cancel a lesson no later than 24 hours in advance; agree on a new time with the teacher or the curator. If you cancel later, the lesson counts as held and is not refunded. The exception is illness (with a medical note) or force majeure.

We ask students to arrive on time, treat the teacher with respect, not share their address or phone number in the chat and not post lesson recordings anywhere. If anything in a lesson or in messages worries you, write to info@digitalartschool.fun straight away. If a student repeatedly breaks these rules or lessons are not paid for, we may stop the lessons after warning the parent. In that case, too, we will refund the unused lessons.

Everything your child creates in lessons belongs to them. We publish their work on our website and social media only if the parent has allowed it, and without the child's last name or contact details. We do not publish lesson recordings without the parent's separate consent. The learning materials and course programs were created by the school. Use them for learning, but do not post them publicly or sell them.

We teach, but we do not promise a specific result: every child learns at their own pace. We are not responsible for internet or equipment problems on your side or for Zoom outages. If we have to compensate you for damage, the amount is limited to what you paid over the last 3 months. This does not apply where the law does not allow liability to be limited.

If you have a separate agreement with us, it sets the governing law and the way disputes are resolved. In every case, you keep the protection of the mandatory laws of your country of residence. If a dispute arises, write to info@digitalartschool.fun first: we try to settle it for 30 days before anyone goes to court.

What data we collect about the child and the parent and how we handle it is explained in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

We publish each new version of these terms on this page and update the date at the top. A separate agreement, if you have one, does not change as a result.

info@digitalartschool.fun