Young Aritist Watercolour Lessons
Gentle and structured watercolour lessons for children.
~Creative confidence grows step by step~
About our Junior Watercolour class
Our studio is designed for children aged 10 and over,
with placement based on readiness and maturity.
Each lesson follows a clear step-by-step structure, helping them build skills while enjoying the creative process.
We encourage observation, patience, and confidence.

What children will learn
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Watercolour blending techniques
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Colour mixing skills
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Light and shadow
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Composition and perspective
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Confidence in creative expression
⭐ All students work on the same theme,
with room for personal colour choices and small creative details.

Lesson Structure
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Warm-up colour exercise
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Guided drawing
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Watercolour techniques
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Finishing touches
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Short sharing time
This structure helps children stay focused and complete a finished artwork each lesson.

Creative Journey
Each term runs over five sessions and features new creative projects while developing essential watercolour techniques.
Here are some examples of the artworks students will create throughout the course.
Term 4, 2026 Lesson Schedule
🗓️ Dates: 10th Oct, 24th Oct, 7th Nov, 21st and 28th Nov 2026
⏰ Time: Saturdays | ①2:30pm - 3:45pm ②4:00pm-5:15pm (75 mins)
![]() Colourful Coral SeaDiscover mixing and layering colours, using different brush strokes to create texture, and creating soft washes and depth. |
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![]() My Fruity PopsDiscover how to look at patterns in nature. |
![]() Two-Colour DesertLearn how to create a beautiful desert landscape using only two colours. |
![]() Long Cats with Pen and WatercolourLearn how to create simple cat characters using basic shapes, pen, and watercolour techniques. |
![]() Sunset BeachLearn learn how to create depth, light, and atmosphere in a sunset beach scene. |
Class Details
✔︎ Age: 10 years over
✔︎ Small group class (4~6 students), classes run from one student
✔︎ 75 minutes per lesson
✔︎ Open during school terms
*Materials are provided for all Junior lessons.
Students are expected to handle all materials with care and clean them after use.
Studio materials must remain in the studio.
If any item is significantly damaged or lost, a replacement fee may apply.
Parent feedback
"The girls are absolutely loving the classes and have been very excited to show us what they've been learning each week.
We really appreciate the time, effort, and care you put into the lessons and the feedback you provide to the students."
"We've been looking for an art class for a long time, and we're so happy to have found exactly what we were looking for. My daughter loves the class and looks forward to it every lesson."
"Thank you so much for the lesson and for all the care, patience and encouragement you give the girls.
You have been absolutely wonderful with them.
They are learning so much through your lessons, but most importantly, they genuinely enjoy coming and feel proud of what they create.
That is a real reflection of the warm and supportive environment you provide.
We truly appreciate everything you do and feel very fortunate to have you teaching them."
![]() Example: Water drop on a lotus leafLearn tone and light by painting a single water drop in one chosen colour. |
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Regular Term Lesson & Fees

Regular Term Lessons
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Age: 10 years and over
(Flexible placement based on readiness.) -
Class size: Maximum 8 students
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Duration: 75 minutes
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Fee: $145 per term (5 lessons)
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Enrolment: Term-based
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Materials provided for all sessions.
Materials policy
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Each student will be assigned their own set for the term.
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Please handle all materials with care and clean them before leaving.
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Studio materials must remain in the studio.
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If any item is significantly damaged or lost, a replacement fee may apply.
Attendance Policy
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If your child cannot attend a lesson, a make-up class may be arranged within the same term, subject to availability
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Term fees are non-refundable
Your instructor

Yoriko Wallis
Watercolour Artist / Instructor
I create watercolour paintings inspired by quiet European towns, exploring light, colour, and atmosphere. In my studio, I teach beginners step by step, focusing on calm, enjoyable learning rather than perfection.
I particularly enjoy working with children and young people, nurturing their creativity, confidence, and personal expression through structured workshops. I also engage with the local community by running classes and small exhibitions, sharing the joy of art and helping young artists connect with others while developing their skills in a supportive, inspiring environment.















