MY Art Studio-MY Craft Studio Anggun City, Rawang

At first glance, batik felt unfamiliar to many of our students.

Some said the colours felt “too strong,”
some thought the patterns looked “too complicated,”
and some weren’t sure where to begin.

But instead of starting with technique, we started with understanding.

We slowed it down, broke it apart, and made it feel familiar.

From observation to simple shapes and guided exploration, each step helped them ease into something new with more confidence.

Because sometimes, children don’t resist learning…
they just need a way in.

And once they find it, their creativity begins to flow naturally 💛🖌️

Check out our previous reel for the results!

Does your child struggle with experimenting new things?

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Congratulations to all our students who participated in this year’s Creative Art Examination Board ⭐️🥳

We’re incredibly proud of their hard work, creativity, and dedication throughout the journey 🎨✨

Swipe through to view some of our amazing winning submissions and celebrate their achievements with us 🏅💛

Stay tuned for more creative milestones and upcoming competitions ahead 💫

🎉✨ BIG NEWS FROM MY Art Studio – MY Craft Studio Anggun City! ✨🎉

We are incredibly proud to announce that 7 of our students have officially been shortlisted into the TOP 300 of the Comic Drawing Contest 2026! 🥳🎨

Out of an amazing 2,530 submissions nationwide, our students’ artworks stood out through their creativity, storytelling, and originality ❤️👏

🌟 Our TOP 300 Shortlisted Artists:
• Abigail Kong Yan Yao | 7 years old
• Chan Wen San | 15 years old
• Deamythralaxmi | 12 years old
• Wong Zi Yin | 11 years old
• Yap Xaris | 10 years old
• Leong Wynnie | 11 years old
• Zara Irdina Mohamad Termizi | 10 years old

👏 Congratulations to all our young artists for this amazing achievement! We are truly proud of your creativity, imagination, and courage to express your ideas through art 💖

📣 Voting is NOW OPEN for the Facebook Popularity Award!
Let’s support our students by liking and sharing their artworks 🎨✨

🗳️ How to Support:
1️⃣ LIKE the MY Art Studio & MY Craft Studio pages
2️⃣ LIKE your favourite artwork
3️⃣ SHARE the original post publicly (check at the comment section‼️)

🏆 The artwork with the MOST LIKES by
📅 3 June 2026, 5PM
will win the Facebook Popularity Award!

A huge thank you to MY Craft Studio, Faber-Castell Malaysia & Indonesia, Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA), and 小星星周刊 (Bintang Sin Chew) for creating such a meaningful platform for young artists to shine 🌟

Your child is handed a plain lock and key.
No instructions. No “right answer.”

Just one question from the teacher —
“What else could this become?”

And suddenly, the lock became a Monster World headquarters.
The key became a magic wand. A portal to Dreamworld.

Not because we told them what to make.
But because we gave them the space to think past their first idea.

Most kids are never asked that question.
They finish the craft, pack up, and go home.
Here, that question is just the beginning.

At My Art Studio, we don’t rush children to finish.
We guide them to explore beyond their first answer — through guided questioning, open-ended projects, and a teacher who believes their second idea is always worth hearing.

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Most kids say "I’m done.” right after they finish painting.

But at our studio, we don’t stop them there.

His drawing was already good. Colourful. Fun. Complete.
But we asked him one question —
“Is it finished? Or just good enough?”

He looked at it again. Then he kept going.
Swipe to see what one question changed. 🐾

Does your child settle for good enough? Tell me below 👇

Save this if you want your child to think deeper — not just in art.

"I am done doing this!"

Every child says this at some point.
We didn’t tell her to keep going.

We asked her one question —
“What do you want people to feel?”

She paused. Then she picked up her pencil again.
That one question changed everything.
Swipe to see what she did next. 🐾

Does your child give up too quickly? Tell us below 👇

Save this if you want your child to push through — not just in art, but in everything.