28 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
In Imparting Fine Art Education
Contact us today to enroll in the best online art classes in Singapore.
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Email us at [email protected]
+65 6449 0339 for admissions for general enquiries.
You can also discover our location nearest to you by clicking on the link below!
Kids’ Art Classes in Singapore for Creative Growth and Artistic Development
There is a difference between a child who fills a page and a child who truly creates. For 28 years, Little Artists Art Studio has run art classes in Singapore that take that difference seriously. Children from 2.5 to 20 study under trained fine art educators in a curriculum structured by age, where focus, fine motor skills, observation, and creative confidence are taught alongside technique. The calibre of mentorship, the progression of method, and the visible work of our students are what separate our structured children’s art programmes in Singapore from a regular drawing class.
Explore our programmes and enrol online today.
Why Enrol Your Child in Our Art Classes in Singapore?
A child who learns art seriously gains far more than a portfolio. They develop the kind of attention, observation, and self-trust that shapes how they approach everything else.
Creativity and Self-Expression
In our studio, individuals learn to translate what they think and feel into images. Through colour, composition, and the practice of looking closely, they learn to express ideas long before words can carry the weight. The result is a child who creates with intention rather than impulse.
Confidence, Focus and Essential Life Skills
A serious sketch demands something modern childhood rarely demands: an uninterrupted hour with one piece of work. Students learn to plan, to observe carefully, to problem-solve when a composition isn’t working, and to keep going when it gets hard. The discipline becomes patience. Patience becomes focus. The finished work, theirs alone, becomes lasting self-confidence.
What Should Parents Look for in a Children’s Art Programme in Singapore?
Three things separate a serious art programme from casual enrichment.
Experienced Art Educators and Mentorship
Our educators are practising artists with formal training, classroom experience, and the diagnostic skill to determine what each child needs. They correct, demonstrate, and challenge individually. A student showing strong composition is pushed on technique.
Structured Learning Pathways for Different Age Groups
A child who joins us at three will still find new challenges at thirteen. Our curriculum progresses through clear stages: sensory exploration in the early years, fundamentals of line and colour in Primary School, and advanced technique, personal identity, and portfolio work for older students.
Inclusive and Supportive Learning Environment
Every child has their own way of seeing and interpreting the world, and our teaching responds to it. The studio welcomes students of every ability, including those with special learning needs. Mistakes are treated as material to learn from, which is how children come to take real creative risks.
View All Our Programs (For Age 1.5 to 20 Year old)
Eight programmes, each designed for a specific stage of a young artist’s development. Find the one that matches your child’s age, interest, and goals.
Little Blossoms
Art & Craft for Juniors
2.5- 6.5 yrs
Sketching, painting, clay sculpture, and cultural art across four progressive levels. Builds early motor skills, concentration, and the foundations every young artist needs.
Junior
Picassos
6.5 to 8.5 years
An introduction to Master Artists, art history, and the foundational techniques of sketching and painting across multiple mediums. Builds confidence and independent creative thinking.
Budding Artists
Program
8-17 years
Holistic art education for young artists, leading naturally to art school, IGCSE Art, O-Level Art, or a lifelong creative practice.
My Favorite
Medium
8yrs -17yrs
Choose a medium and go deep. Expert-led study in art history, technique, and personal creative work, all built around the materials a student loves most.
Portfolio Preparation
Programme
Age 10 to 20 Yrs
Targeted coaching for DSA, SOTA, LASALLE, NAFA, and overseas art school applications. Covers portfolio development and sketchbook work.
Art for Special
Needs
Duration 1.5hr or 2 hr lesson
We integrate children with mild special needs, including dyslexia, ADHD, Asperger’s, learning differences, and language delay, into our studio environment. The objective is direct: develop motor skills, build concentration, and unlock creative ability.
How to Draw Anything –
Sketching Classes
Age 8 to 17 years/
Tonal value, line, composition, proportion. Students master the fundamentals across charcoal, graphite, pastels, pen and ink, building the eye and the confidence to draw anything in front of them.
Just
Drawing
Age 4 to 8 years
A drawing programme for younger artists. Step-by-step guidance across pencil, charcoal, pastels, and pen, building fluency, composition, and the confidence to draw independently.
International Recognition and Educational Excellence
LITTLE ARTISTS AWARDED AND RECOGNISED AT THE EDUCATION INNOVATION CONFERENCE IN OXFORD, UK, AND AT THE UK PARLIAMENT IN LONDON
An innovative approach for stimulating creativity!
Why Families Have Trusted Little Artists for More Than 28 Years
Most studios teach art. We build artists.
Proven Pedagogy
A curriculum refined over three decades, blending classical fundamentals with contemporary expression.
Qualified Mentors
Trained art educators who teach with patience, clarity, and genuine care for each child.
Individual Pace
No child is benchmarked against another. Progress is personal, tracked, and celebrated at every level.
Global Outcomes
Alumni placed in leading schools and universities across Singapore, the US, the UK, and Australia.
Where Our Student Artists Go Next
Our students go on to the most competitive creative programmes in the world.
In Singapore
SOTA, LASALLE, NAFA, NUS, Raffles Girls’, Victoria Junior College, National Junior College, with DSA placements across leading secondary schools.
Internationally
Parsons, Central Saint Martins, Stanford, Cornell, SCAD, NYU, UPenn, UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, UChicago, Pratt Institute, California College of the Arts, Royal College of Art, and RMIT.
Short Courses
Not ready for a full programme? Each of our short courses is self-contained, taught by our specialist educators, and open to beginners.
Photography For Juniors
Short Course
Age 7+ Yrs
A great photograph starts before the shutter clicks. Students learn composition, lighting, and Photoshop editing, then present their finished photo-stories at a mini exhibition for family and friends.
Digital Art For Juniors
Age 8+ Yrs
The same principles that make a great painting make a great illustration. Students build digital drawing skills from the ground up, working in small groups with a 1:6 teacher ratio, with applications in animation, game art, and design.
Family Art Jam –
Painting Together
Children 2.5 yrs+ Adults of all ages
Some of the best conversations happen over a canvas. Paint alongside your family, guided step by step by our Specialist Fine Art Teachers. Choose your subject, pick up a brush, and leave with something you made together.
Contact Us
Contact us today to enrol in the best art classes in Singapore.
Email us at [email protected]
+65 6449 0339 for admissions for general enquiries.
You can also discover our location nearest to you by clicking on the link below!
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Testimonials
An amazing place to learn and explore the different areas of Art teaching. I have been given many opportunities to teach in different schools and even outside of Singapore. A school of loving and fun colleagues who are truly passionate about teaching and creating a vast array of new projects. Little Artists Art Studio is inclusive of all ages and capabilities.
I was a student at Little Artist for approximately a year. It was an enriching experience as I was able to develop my technical skills with the guidance of multiple teachers as well as develop my conceptual thinking. Little Artists had all the materials and help I required in order to create a visual form for my thoughts ?
Frequently Asked Questions
Art lessons build creativity, observation, fine motor control, focus, and confidence. Engaging in art activities also supports cognitive growth, problem-solving, and hand-eye coordination, with effects that extend into academic and everyday performance.
Children learn to make creative decisions, commit to them on paper, and see their work improve over weeks and months. That visible progress is what builds creative confidence and a lasting belief in their own ideas.
Look at the teachers’ training and experience, the curriculum’s progression across ages, the class size, and how the studio welcomes children of different abilities. A serious programme will demonstrate all four clearly.
Children can begin from 2.5 years through sensory-led play. Ages 4 to 8 are ideal for drawing fundamentals, while students from 8 onward are ready for technique work and portfolio building.
Yes. Working with brushes, pencils, and craft materials strengthens hand control, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination, while the attention each piece requires builds concentration over time.
Our regular classes and short courses span ages 2.5 to 20, covering drawing, painting, mixed media, digital art, photography, and portfolio coaching. Every programme is led by a trained art educator.
Yes. Most students join with no prior experience. Our curriculum starts from first principles and builds technical skill and confidence one step at a time, regardless of where a child begins.
Yes. Our Portfolio Preparation Program guides students aged 10 to 20 through DSA, SOTA, LASALLE, NAFA, and overseas art school applications, covering portfolio building, sketchbook development, and interview preparation.
Yes. Our Art for Special Needs programme runs 1.5 or 2-hour sessions with mentors trained in adaptive teaching, where materials, pace, and instruction are aligned to each student’s individual strengths.
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