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Kids’ Studio Art Classes

Weekly classes in drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and more offered in 8 week series throughout the year.

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Current Class Offerings

  • Playful, supportive first studio class for kids age 4-5

    Great for: kids who love to make, explore materials, and build early art confidence

    Focus: process art, sensory-friendly making, foundational skills through play

    We explore: painting, collage, sculpture, simple printmaking, and mixed media + fine motor practice

    Skills kids build: fine motor strength, gross motor control, following a gentle routine, independence, creative decision-making, pride in their work

    What it feels like: cozy, imaginative, and very “yes, you can.”

  • Studio experience that builds creative confidence for kids 6-8

    Great for: kids ready for more complicated projects and skill-building

    Focus: foundational drawing + painting skills, plus mixed-media exploration

    We explore: observational drawing, composition, color mixing, texture techniques, creative problem-solving and more

    Skills kids build: confidence with tools, persistence, attention to detail

    What it feels like: structured enough to learn a lot—open enough to feel free.

  • More independence, more depth, still fun. For ages 9-11

    Great for: preteens who want to grow skills and make art that feels like theirs

    Focus: guided projects + room to remix and experiment

    We explore: drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, collage, and longer-form projects

    Skills kids build: creative risk-taking, planning, persistence, iteration and studio confidence

    What it feels like: creative, social, and seriously satisfying

  • Age 8-13

    A focused drawing class for kids who love to sketch—and want to get way better at it.

    Great for: dedicated doodlers, comic makers, careful observers, and kids who want drawing to “click”

    Focus: a deep dive into drawing realistically

    We explore: line quality, shape + proportion, value, shading, texture, perspective basics

    Skills kids build: confidence, stronger observation, and a reliable set of tools to draw anything

    What it feels like: concentrated, linear, and super motivating

Child in pink sweater and blue apron holding a colorful, abstract watercolor painting of a giraffe.
An adult woman and two young girls at a table, engaging in a drawing activity with colored chalks. The woman is helping the girls with their artwork in a classroom setting.
Painted portrait of a dog wearing glasses and a suit on a blue background.
A round canvas with an abstract geometric pattern painted on it, featuring various shapes such as squares, rectangles, and diamonds in bright colors including pink, blue, yellow, orange, purple, and red.
Child painting a landscape on a canvas with green, blue, yellow, and white colors, with Japanese characters written across the top.
Young girl creating a colorful portrait of a face on textured paper using pastels or crayons, with art supplies nearby.
Two young girls standing in front of a white wall, holding up colorful abstract paintings. The girl on the left has straight dark hair, and the girl on the right has curly light brown hair. They are smiling and wearing green aprons.
A young boy building a robot sculpture with cardboard pieces on a wooden table.
Children drawing large sunflowers with black crayon on white paper displayed on the wall at an art class.
Child painting with colorful paints on paper, sitting at a wooden table.
A girl with reddish-brown hair painting a floral design on a dark blue canvas using white paint, with various art supplies and a pumpkin on the table.
Children sitting at tables in a classroom, painting with watercolors.
Black silhouette of a star with a film strip pattern along one edge

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At Corner House Studio, your child will be met with warmth and respect. They’ll be taught by adults who love art and love kids. They’ll leave with artwork you want to keep and a sense that:
I can do hard things.
I can make something real.

I am an artist.

How we Teach
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⚠️ policies & FAQ

Before you register be sure to Read our Studio FAQs—covering all the details: readiness requirements, cancelation policies and more.

Want to know more? Reach out anytime at makeart@cornerhouse.studio. We’re here to help!

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