Prominent Students of Theodore Lukits
- Corinne Malvern (1901–1956) Illustrator, Art Director
- Peter Seitz Adams (b. 1950) Plein-Air Painter, President, CAC
- Arny Karl (1940–2000) Plein-Air Painter
- Gino Rafaelli, Illustrator, Art Director
- Tim Solliday (b. 1950) Western Painter, Plein-Air Painter
- Mario Rueda, Prominent Teacher, Illustrator
- Frank Ordaz Jr., Prominent Illustrator, Animator, Fine Artist
- Allen Londraville, Illustrator, Fine Artist
- James Verdugo, Fine Artist
- Idelle Weber, (b. 1932) Contemporary Artist
- Nancy Kominsky (b. 1915) Artist, British Television Personality
- Chester Russell Williams (1921–1994) American and British Artist
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