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What's coming up?Father's Day special art classes for kidsCelebrate Father's Day by creating a heartfelt painting of a watch box for Dad. In this class, children will be guided to sketch watches and a watch box using proportion drawing techniques. They will then use watercolour blending to add light and shadow, bringing their artwork to life with a realistic three-dimensional effect. Click picture below for fee and schedule. Cheers to 18 yearsYear 2008 to 20262026 marks our 18th year of establishment. Thank you for eighteen years of laughter, friendship and childlikeness.
We are MAPpies (map-peez)Our comicsMy Art Pencil (MAP) is a big family of people who love art. We call ourselves MAPpies. Every week, we visit our art studio to paint together and share our passion for art with one another. Many interesting things happen along our art journey and so we created our in-house comics named 'The MAPpies'. It is a collection of the little things that happen in our daily lives at and around our art studio. The characters and stories are inspired by real people and their experiences. If you like our illustrations and stories, don't forget to follow our pages and like our strips. To read our strips, click picture below.
Discovering art through live theatreCNA, 19 April 2026Amid the pursuit of achievements and childhoods dominated by screen time, one threatre director hopes to engage people's imagination through live theatre. "(Live theatre) is something to do with switching off our screens, being present in a room and feeling alive with a group of people in front of you telling you a story. There's something about it that deeply engages our imagination. It encourages young people to play, and to use their own imagination to use whatever they have around the house to make their own play. (Watching) a theatre show can spark conversation around how we can engage our imagination to bring good in the world, because without wonder and imagination, we can't imagine a better tomorrow" - Daniel Evans, director of a stage adaptation of an English classic children story.
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Children weekly art classes highlightsTurning imagination into artChildren are naturally imaginative. Yet, turning their ideas into drawings and artworks requires learning, practice and experience. As young learners, they often begin by studying and following techniques, methods and composition demonstrated by people more skilled and experienced than them - namely art teachers, artists and book illustrators. Through this process, they gain the visual vocabulary that gives them the confidence and ability to develop drawing styles and layouts that are uniquely their own. Click picture to see the candy carousel the children draw in this art class.
Children holiday art classes highlightsPop up stairs mazeThe children learn to construct a stairs maze that can pop up and be flattened. Click photo to see the crafts made by the children in this holiday art class. |