December’s projects celebrate the magic of the season through art. The month begins with the creation of handcrafted clay ornaments, shaped and painted to capture the warmth and joy of the holidays. Each piece becomes a small work of art — and is taken home to be proudly hung on Christmas trees. 

The next project focuses on watercolor greeting cards, combining soft washes of color with gold and silver accents for a touch of holiday sparkle. Kids create these cards to gift to their loved ones, highlighting the beauty of simplicity and the expressive possibilities of watercolor.

The month concludes with a winter snow panorama on canvas, exploring foreground and background perspective using acrylics.  Through layering, contrast, and composition, each snowy scene comes to life — a peaceful reflection of winter’s wonder and artistic imagination.

• November at Kids’ Artiverse has been all about exploring shapes and forms while learning how they come together to create beautiful designs! 

• Our young artists put their new skills into practice by crafting their own Thanksgiving greeting cards — filled with colorful pumpkins, patterns, and messages of gratitude.

•  Through this project, children discovered how simple shapes can turn into meaningful art, and how expressing thankfulness through creativity makes their artwork even more special. 

• October at Kids’ Artiverse was all about getting our hands messy and imaginations glowing! Our young artists explored the magic of clay by sculpting their very own spooky-cute ghosts — each one designed to hold a tiny tea light that shines at night. They also created pumpkin paintings and other clay creations of their choice, letting their creativity run wild! 

•  Working with clay helps children strengthen their fine motor skills, develop patience, and express their creativity in 3D form. Seeing their ghostly creations come to life (and light up!) was a wonderful reminder of how art can be both fun and full of learning!