Achievers Arts

Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Our little artists got creative while painting their very own mystical dragons 🐉✨ Using a mix of acrylic and neon paints, they explored vibrant colours and brought their imaginations to life on canvas. 💫

Medium: Colour pencils, Oil Pastels and Watercolour Students create a self-portrait with one half drawn realistically and the other half creatively to express their personality and imagination!

Medium: Watercolour, Colour Pencils. For this artwork, our artist uses soft, colourful watercolours to create scenes of traditional village life. They added their own elements of wooden houses on stilts, coconut trees, friendly animals, and sunny skies while learning about culture, nature, and simple rural living!

Artist of the Month | March 2026

Haasini Sundar | Junior Fine Arts

Since joining Achievers Arts at a young age, Haasini has shown a strong passion for Art, progressing to a Junior Fine Arts student. Though she started off shy and quiet, she became more confident with her teachers and peers. Her skills have improved, reflecting her creativity, independence, and hardworking nature. We are proud of her growth and look forward to seeing her continue to shine!

Artist Statement:

Soft Horizons
"My favourite artwork would be the theme “Soft Horizons”, done using soft pastels. I enjoyed this artwork as I got to draw a beautiful scenery and practise blending from light to dark. At first, it was quite challenging, but after a while, it became fun and enjoyable."

Reflections in Charcoal
"My second favourite artwork would be “Reflections in Charcoal”, using charcoal pencils and willow charcoal. Through this piece, I learned new skills using charcoal instead of normal pencils. I also learned how to blend from light to dark using a tortillon. For this artwork, I drew a bottle and a cup placed against a mirror to show the reflection. Overall, I had a lot of fun working on this piece."

Wandering House
"I used watercolour paint and coloured pencils to create this artwork, which is set in a lively city. The watercolours helped me build a soft and vibrant background, while the coloured pencils were used to add detail and texture to the house, signboard, and grass. I especially enjoyed working on the small details, as they made the scene feel more complete and realistic. I really liked the process of creating this artwork, and I’m proud of how beautifully it turned out."

Artist of the Month | February 2026

Nasyifah Binte Noreffendy | Artventurer

Nasyifah has been in Achievers Arts since 2022. She consistently enters class with a bright smile and a positive attitude, showing enthusiasm and readiness to learn! She brings a strong sense of creativity to her work which allows her to produce unique and engaging artworks!

Artist Statement:

Upsized
"My artwork is inspired by René Magritte. He made normal things look really big in a room. I choose to paint a kitchen with baking stuff around because I love baking. I made the milk, cupcakes, mixing bowl, strawberry, and piping bag bigger than the whole room! I think it is funny and magical when the baking stuff is giant. It looks like I am super tiny in my kitchen."

Petals in Pastels
"For this artwork, I used oil pastels to draw flowers on black paper. I drew a purple flower and a purple butterfly because purple is my favorite color. The colors look super bright on the black paper and it makes my artwork look vibrant."

Blooming in Blossoms
"My artwork is about Chinese New Year. I painted a pot with branches and oranges growing on it and decorations all around. At Chinese New Year, my family gets oranges from our neighbours and friends. It makes me feel happy and special."

Artist of the Month | January 2026

Andrew Wong | Artventurer

Andrew has been in Achievers Arts since 2023. He is always eager to learn new techniques each week and always comes in with a bright and joyful attitude. He understands well on the themes given and input his own creative ideas which make his artwork very unique and fun!

Artist Statement:

Holiday
"I chose to do on Thailand! I added different elements and objects that represent Thailand - Tuktuk, temple, elephant, coconut. For the background, I painted a beach side using water colour then used colour pencils for the different objects."

Light Source
"For this artwork, I decided to do on a barnhouse with animals roaming around. I added barn animals such as sheep and chickens. I also drew a tractor. It was so fun as I can and draw as many objects and details using white colour pencil and oil pastels."

Dragon
"For this acrylic paint artwork, I painted a dragon hatching out of an egg in the mystical forest. I used neon paints for the mushrooms to make the artwork pop!"

National Day 2025
"This artwork we have to do on the current Singapore and also the olden days Singapore on the reflection of waters. The medium used was watercolour and colour pencils. I painted Heartbeat Bedok for my current Singapore as this is where I go for my art class. For the olden day Singapore, I painted a kampung and sampan and also people selling fruits by the streets."

✨🎨 AA Art Week: Wonderland Edition 🎨✨

What a magical week it has been! 💫

We are incredibly grateful for all the amazing kids and supportive parents who made our Wonderland Art Week such a joyful and memorable one. From exploring creative stations to bringing imaginative artworks to life, every moment was filled with laughter, curiosity, and creativity. 🐰🎩

Seeing our young artists immerse themselves, express freely, and shine in their own unique ways truly reminds us why we do what we do. 💖

Thank you for being part of this journey with us — for your trust and continuous support. It means the world to us!

We hope everyone had as much fun as we did, and we can’t wait to create more magical art experiences together again soon. ✨

With love,
Achievers Arts

🎁 Gift 3 of 12 — March Holiday Special 🎉

March Holidays = More Time for Arty Fun!

✨ Special Promo:
The first 10 bookings at each studio will receive an extra discount!

Missed the top 10? Don’t worry! 😊
You can still enjoy our 5% PAssion Card promo at our Tampines Hub and Heartbeat Bedok studios.

⚠️ PAssion Card promo is not stackable with the extra early-bird discount.
📌 Promotions are subject to availability. T&Cs apply.

📩 Book early to secure your slot! WhatsApp us at 91234537 for more details！

🎨 *Achievers Arts March Holiday Workshop – Paint. Craft. Sketch. Shine!* 🎨

🗓️ Dates: 13 - 22 March 2026
⏰ Time: Flexible slots – Morning 930am 🌞 / Afternoon 1230pm / 330pm 🌤️ / Evening 7pm 🌙
(subject to availability)

- *Painting* – acrylic splash, watercolor flow, mixed‑media magic
- *Crafts* – hand‑made textures, upcycled art, DIY gifts 🎁
- *Sketching* – quick line studies, urban doodles, perspective fun

Details
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Artist of the Month | December 2025

Eleanor Lam | Portfolio Art

Artist Statement:

Title: Dreamscape

This artwork was constructed by 2 of my nightmares, with some elements inspired from shows “Jenty Chau vs The Underworld’. The Creepy sun , the door and the picture frame are inspired by the show meanwhile the flowers, clouds, and eyes are from my nightmares. The flowers were the main part of the first nightmare I could remember when I was 4.I had a number of nightmares during my exams and I was confused and scared just like the person in the artwork. The medium I used was charcoal pencils and graphite pencils.

Title: 50%

The whole concept symbolizes my messy desk and what it feels like when i’m studying. For the artwork itself, the person is like gone out of the room , the cake is half eaten, the drawing is incomplete to define 50%, and so the person has given up 100 % and left his desk. The stacked books are related to the sticky notes, and these sticky notes are a form of reminder for him to clean his desk fully but he does it halfway. Basically my 50% shows relaxation and incomplete work. I used acrylic, marker and colour pencils for this artwork.

Title: My Own Comic

“I made my own comic using pencil and ink for the outlines. I added color with markers and colored pencils, using shading and layering to make it look lively. I focused on the characters and panels to tell the story clearly.”

Title: Elven’s World

My elf character is inspired by Chigiri Hyoma from Blue Lock, reflecting his agility and speed, qualities that suit her design perfectly. She is also influenced by Bachira Meguru, especially his carefree and cheerful personality and his interactions with the “monster” he hallucinates. In her case, the monster is real—and very clingy—which adds a playful twist to her story. I created this piece using alcohol markers, pencils, and colored pencils. I’m particularly proud of how her shading turned out, as the combination of mediums allowed me to build depth and bring her to life.