Thursday, November 12, 2026

Lovely Deer(1)




Our little artists explored the theme of deer! This week, we practiced drawing cute deer and used our creativity to paint a beautiful background with colors and details. We focused on practicing simple shapes, developing fine motor skills, and expressing our creativity. We have completed the background painting and deer drawing practice, and we look forward to finishing our adorable deer artwork next week!


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This week, our 5-year-old ( Kinder) kicked off a festive new painting project featuring a cheerful reindeer wrapped in glowing holiday lights! Through this project, students are practicing basic shape construction by mapping out the reindeer's large rounded face, big expressive eyes, and branching antlers. They are also exploring color recognition and brush control as they fill in vibrant, colorful light bulbs strung along the green cord. Working across two class sessions helps our 5-year-olds build patience, visual planning skills, and creative confidence. We can't wait to guide them in adding the final glowing highlights, snowy details, and finishing touches when they complete their artwork next week!  



Our ASP artists (1st- 5th Grader) explored a beautiful winter forest scene featuring a graceful deer, colorful evergreen trees, and a glowing moon under a starry night sky. Students practiced drawing animal shapes and adding decorative patterns to the deer. They also explored color blending, layering, and creating different textures to bring the winter landscape to life. This project encourages creativity, attention to detail, and artistic expression while developing drawing and painting skills!


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Friday, November 6, 2026

Pumpkin Craft-Nemo and Creative Pumpkin Craft(2)

 



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Our PS and PK artists (ages 3–5) explored a fun ocean-themed art project by creating their own colorful clownfish- Nemo. They practiced painting and adding details such as the fish’s big eyes, fins, and signature stripes. Through this hands-on activity, children developed their fine motor skills, creativity, color recognition, and imagination while learning about this adorable little ocean creature. 


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Our ASP artists (ages 6–11) continued working on their creative pumpkin sculptures this week! Students have completed about half of their artwork, adding fun details and personality to their pumpkin characters. They explored three-dimensional sculpting techniques by shaping modeling clay into hands, feet, and unique accessories. Everyone is enjoying bringing their imaginative pumpkin characters to life! We would continue working on the remaining details and finish our pumpkin creations this week.



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Thursday, October 29, 2026

Century Butterfly & Creative Pumpkin Craft








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Our young artists (ages 3–5) completed their colorful butterfly artwork! Last week, they created the background using bright colors, playful shapes, and patterns. This week, they added the beautiful butterfly, bringing their artwork to life. Through this project, children explored colors, shapes, and creativity while developing their fine motor skills and artistic expression. Great job, little artists!


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Our ASP artists (ages 6–11) continued working on their creative pumpkin sculptures this week! They used modeling clay to shape and add details such as hands, feet, and other fun accessories, bringing their pumpkin characters to life. Students explored three-dimensional sculpting techniques while using their imagination and creativity to personalize their designs. We will continue adding the finishing touches and complete these adorable pumpkin creations next week!




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