Our youngest artists start at age 4 and we help them fall in love with creating. These years are kept entirely free of assessment, so each child can explore openly and follow their own curiosity.

Through rolling enrolment, weekly themes, and standalone projects, little hands build a confident pencil grip through dedicated fine motor skills exercises, scissors and clay work, an early understanding of colour theory, shape, and line and an exposure to a variety of age-appropriate mediums, tools and surfaces.

Exploration and the joy of making matter most here, and we move at the natural pace of this age group under all circumstances.

Each child's growth is theirs alone, unfolding from genuine curiosity in their own time.

This is where the fundamentals take hold. Children attend a fixed weekly slot and progress through sequential projects, with strong emphasis on drawing so the foundational years are built deep.

They work across both dry and wet mediums through age-appropriate projects, developing a real understanding of how each medium behaves on different surfaces.

Every element of art, including line, shape, form, value, texture, space, and colour, is taught deliberately, and art history enters through projects inspired by the masters.

By the time they move on, these children draw with confidence and understand their materials like artists.

This is where technique deepens and a personal direction begins to form. Building on their drawing foundation, young artists strengthen realistic drawing and rendering, and develop composition, perspective, and advanced technique across a widening range of dry and wet mediums.

Art history opens up here, with study of movements such as Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, and Cubism, alongside in-depth exploration of Indian art forms and a host of international traditions.

Learning extends beyond the studio with museum visits and conversations with practising artists. By the end of this band, students work with genuine range and intent, and they have begun to build a body of work that is truly their own.

Specialist is the studio's most advanced tier, selective and taken by review, for teenagers ready to treat their work seriously. Technique reaches a professional standard, and art history runs deep, right up to contemporary practice, so students can place their own voice within a long tradition.

From there the focus turns outward. Students see how a strong visual foundation supports careers such as architecture, graphic design, and fashion design, how it strengthens established fields such as medicine and engineering, and how it drives emerging ones such as AI driven design.

The artist students also learn to build and manage a portfolio and CV for college applications, internships, and early professional roles. Students leave this band ready to enter the wider world with skill, perspective, and a clear sense of direction.