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Art Classes for Kids in Mumbai

byGrahin Art InstituteAvailable online and at 4 institute centers across Mumbai & ThaneStarts from16,000 per course cycleView full gallery

A creative foundation for your child. We teach observational drawing and sensory exploration to boost confidence, focus, and motor skills.

Look at the focus on this young artist's face as she masters the shading on a steel mug. Our live object sketching sessions teach children to observe light, shadow, and form, turning a simple object into a work of art.

"My favorite topic is sketching," says 10-year-old Vihan. After completing our one-year child art program, he has mastered fundamental skills like rapid live sketching, as you can see from his impressive 15-minute character drawing.

We love exploring different textures and materials. Here, seven-year-old Navya explains how she uses bubble wrap, leaves, and a sponge to create a unique collage. This is how we make learning about textures a fun, tactile experience.

A five-year-old student from our Child Art Program is completely absorbed in her work with poster colours. We guide our little artists step-by-step, from the initial pencil outline to the final, vibrant brushstrokes.

Understanding color is a key skill. This student from our Child Art Program is learning about triadic colors, a fundamental concept in color theory, and applying it to create a balanced and imaginative composition of buildings.

There's a special kind of magic when kids get their hands on clay. In this session, our students are learning basic clay modeling techniques, rolling, shaping, and creating their own unique sculptures. It's a fantastic sensory and creative activity.

Our classroom is filled with young artists learning to draw from life. This session focuses on nature drawing, with students carefully observing and sketching vegetables like carrots, learning to capture their shape and color.

About Art for Young Creators (Ages 4-12)

Instead of asking your child to copy a picture from a board, we set up real objects for them to sketch. Whether it is a vegetable or a steel mug, we teach them to observe light, shadow, and texture first. This shift from copying to observing is where real artistic confidence begins.

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