About Little Artists Art Studio
Little Artists Art Studio is an art education and holiday camps provider based at Siglap Road, The Mandarin Gardens, operating across Singapore. The studio is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered. It holds a strong 4.8 out of 5 rating across 253 Google reviews — a robust sample that adds meaningful weight to the rating. Pricing is positioned in the mid-range tier; specific session fees were not provided at the time of listing.
Families exploring a holiday camp or ongoing art classes typically begin by enquiring about the programme suited to their child's age and experience level — absolute beginners, intermediate students, and children with a particular interest in illustration, painting, or mixed media may each find a different fit. It is worth asking whether the camp or course is structured around a specific syllabus or theme, and how group sizes are kept to allow for individual feedback from the instructor. Holiday camps often run in week-long blocks, so confirming the schedule, materials included in the fee, and whether a sibling discount applies will help with planning. Parents of younger children may want to know the recommended minimum age and whether a trial session or single drop-in class is available before committing to a longer programme.
To get started, reach out to Little Artists Art Studio via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form on their listing to confirm current camp dates, available spots, and what is included in the programme fee.
Take the trial class and confirm the tutor's actual credentials before committing to a term.
My review relates specifically to the holiday classes at Little Artists; I can’t comment on their regular term-time programmes. My child attended a holiday class at Little Artists, and initially the experience was positive. She was receiving clear guidance and learning new skills, which we were very encouraged by. We even enrolled her in an additional class and considered switching her to Little Artists once the school term began. However, after only a few lessons, it became apparent that she was often left to work on her own with little direction. My child is used to an inquiry-based approach, however this wasn’t the case at Little Artists. One teacher also spent time going between classrooms and wasn’t always present. My child is also naturally quiet and doesn’t always raise her hand to ask for help — precisely why we expect teachers to proactively check in on students from time to time. During her final lesson, I asked the teacher what she would be working on for the remaining two hours. The teacher suggested that she could reglue a very small piece of fabric (approximately 1 cm × 4 cm) that had fallen off one of her artworks, and stated that this alone would take about 20 minutes. Only after further prompting did the teacher casually suggest that my child could also return to working on a digital piece if she wished — despite being enrolled in a fashion class, not a digital art class. Overall, there appears to be very little structure or clear planning behind the holiday lessons. Unfortunately, the holiday programme feels less like a thoughtfully designed art class and more like a drop-off childcare arrangement.
This art studio is one of the most amazing places I've been! I started coming here a little under a year ago, and i am extremely pleasantly surprised. The teachers push you to figure out your own style, letting you figure out your art journey with very specific and helpful critiques. In a very short time i have greatly improved as an artist. Very rarely have I come across a studio that is this good at teaching you to be an artist!
My son has been studying Art for the last 3 years at Little Artists and I can vouch for their patience & genuine interest in students even with varying degrees of abilities & understanding. Their teachers have art certifications and are capable of teaching multiple art techniques across various medium. They are extremely patient and shape children's interests in arts whether it is for further academic progress or personal interest. I would really recommend Little Artists to other parents & students.
The art class is really good, and the teacher is very nice. I have been coming here for 10 years, and I have learned a lot. It is a very conducive environment, and it feels safe for students to show their skills and express their emotions. No one judges you based on your skill level—what matters most is that we enjoy the classes. Not only that, this place is also committed to teaching students and helping them build a strong portfolio for college or any art school.
The teachers are very nice and approachable. I am always able to learn something new every lesson. The teachers are more like friends and mentors that have supported me in my portfolio completion. This institution has greatly supported me in terms of helping find my passion in visual arts as well as also helped in providing materials and guidance when needed.
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little Artists Art Studio (this page) | ⭐ 4.8 | 253 | — | ✓ |
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Little Artists Art Studio is priced at a mid-range level, though specific per-session and holiday camp package fees were not published at the time of this listing. Holiday camps in Singapore typically run as week-long blocks and are priced as a package rather than per individual session; art enrichment classes may be billed per session or as a monthly or termly commitment. When enquiring, ask for a full breakdown including materials and consumables (some studios include these, others charge separately), any registration or administrative fee, and whether a sibling or early-bird discount applies. Confirm what happens if your child misses a day of a holiday camp. See the full Holiday Camps cost guide for Singapore →
Many art studios in Singapore offer a trial class or a single drop-in session so children can assess whether the teaching style and class pace suit them before signing up for a term or holiday camp block. It is worth asking Little Artists Art Studio directly whether a trial option is available, what it costs, and whether the fee is credited towards a longer enrolment if you proceed. When attending a trial, pay attention to the instructor-to-student ratio, how feedback is given, and whether the class level matches your child's current ability. A well-matched environment should challenge the child without causing frustration.
Specific instructor credentials were not listed for Little Artists Art Studio at the time of this entry. For art enrichment and holiday camps, relevant backgrounds typically include a degree or diploma in fine arts, visual communications, or design, alongside experience teaching children across different age groups. It is worth asking Little Artists Art Studio directly about the lead instructor's training and how many years they have been teaching children's art classes. For holiday camps in particular, also ask about the assistant-to-student ratio for younger age groups to ensure adequate individual attention.
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