FAQs

We recommend the following list of items be prepared at home granting children the ability to draw and practice from home.

• Sketchbook*
• Watercolor book*
• Pencil Set (HB, B, 2B, 3B, 4B Charcoal)
• Pencil Crayons
• Markers/ Fine Liners
• Erasers
• Watercolor Set
• Pencil Sharpeners
• Easel or Ergonomic Work Desk

For those who have extra space at home, children love a home space where they can create to their heart's desire!

With the right guidance, our instructors will explain, and demonstrate to learners on techniques and visual presentations.
While we usually do not assign homework for our younger learners, we do however expect full participation in classroom activities. Different techniques are taught in class and learners are expected to try utilizing these techniques throughout their art pieces.
By participating in class, learners will catch onto a variety of art knowledge and skills to be incorporated into their artist toolkits.

We guide students to develop a love for the arts and inspire them to create through increased drawing abilities. Students will be taught the fundamentals of art including

• Line quality and confidence
• Shapes and forms
• Colors and shading
• Proportions and compositions
• Basic drawing techniques
• Observation skills

Practice makes perfect! Artistic skills is no exception. By taking what is taught in the studio and applying to daily practices and school projects learners should see a gradual change in work quality.
We recommend younger learners to start a visual diary recorded through drawings. This can include, events, activities, social interactions, feelings and emotions. Between 20 – 30 minutes of practice a day is ample to hone basic drawing techniques.

We completely understand that every learner is different and that the speed at which learners pick up contents is all based on the individual. Our small class sizes of no more than 6:1 learner-instructor ratio allow individual learners to follow their own pace of learning. Learners work on their own independent projects once teaching outlines are provided. We will assist students on completing these projects and will explain thoroughly to learners regarding techniques.

With increasing digitalization and globalization, we are currently experiencing a shift into a creative economy.

Industries including:

• Animation (2D & 3D)
• Game Development
• Digital Advertisement
• Film Production
• Film Editing
• Visual Effects (VFX)
• Web Design
• Graphic Design
• Software Design
• Industrial Design
• Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality

The above listed has experienced exponential growth recently—just to name a few. We will likely see this trend continue well into the future. Professional artists make up the backbone of the listed industries and will continue to be a driving force in the formation of the creative economy.

We guide students to develop a love for the arts and inspire them to create through increased drawing abilities. Students will be taught the fundamentals of art including:

• Drawing Techniques
• Lines
• Forms
• Colors and Shading
• Perspectives
• Compositions
• Basic Digital Art Technologies

Through a variety of mediums. All the above-mentioned will assist in the development of imagination, creativity, and storytelling through art. The degree of complexity will increase as students transition from beginner to intermediate all the way to advanced.

We guide students to develop a love for the arts and inspire them to create through increased drawing abilities. Students will be taught the fundamentals of art including:

Through a variety of mediums. All the above-mentioned will assist in the development of imagination, creativity, and storytelling through art. The degree of complexity will increase as students transition from beginner to intermediate all the way to advanced.

Practice makes perfect! Artistic skills is no exception. By taking what is taught in the studio and applying to daily practices and school projects learners should see a gradual change in work quality.

We recommend younger learners to start a visual diary recorded through drawings. This can include, events, activities, social interactions, still life, and observational drawings. Between 20 – 30 minutes of practice a day is ample to hone basic drawing techniques.

• Advanced Sketches
• Advanced Watercolor
• Acrylic Painting
• Digital Art (Procreate)

• Complex forms and composition
• Portraiture
• Anatomy studies
• Advanced color theory
• Advanced shading and lighting
• Digital Art tool kit
• Basic usage of artificial intelligence

While breakthroughs in artificial intelligence are hard to ignore, the human touch will hold value as time progresses. Artificial intelligence often skips the creative processes and for many artists, it is during the creative processes that we learn and grow in skills.

Here in the studio, we believe that AI as a tool and not a replacement. AI’s should be used ethically to enhance our workflow and in turn, should help with creating fantastic artworks and commercial projects.

In class, we go over the artistic tool kit for you to advance in your own creative journey. Sketchbooking, anatomy studies, watercolor projects, and digital art projects are just a few ways to start creating artwork. The options become unlimited once you unlock your own art styles and preferred artistic mediums.