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Specialized  Arts Programming ages 6+

 Cumberland, BC 

playful Art Education

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Specialized  Arts Programming ages 6+

 Cumberland, BC 

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FALL 2026 REGISTRATION OPENS AUGUST 9, 9:00AM !

After School Art Experiments

Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 

3:00 - 4:30 PM  

Ages 6 - 11

* Pick up at CCS 2:40 PM

Creative Leadership Art Experiments

Mondays 

5:30-7:00 PM

Ages 11-14

Alternative Education  Art Experiments

Thursdays

12:00 - 1:30 PM

Ages 7-12.

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Welcome to Tiny Pencil Studios!

We co-create thoughtful and thought provoking art education, rooted in curiosity, experimentation and care alongside your young artist!


With a focus on experimentation, exploration and mistake making over specific technique and finished product, Tiny Pencil Studios' After School Art Experiments programs expose young artists to local visual culture, national and international art histories and a  variety of materials, processes and ideas


We explore the potential of expressing our own inner worlds, interests and skills as pathways to community contribution, empathy and feelings of belonging.

about us

CHRISTINA JONES, DIRECTOR & ART EDUCATION SPECIALIST

CHRISTINA JONES, DIRECTOR & ART EDUCATION SPECIALIST

CHRISTINA JONES, DIRECTOR & ART EDUCATION SPECIALIST

Christina's 16 years of experience as an Art Education specialist has been an

opportunity to witness the transformative power of curiosity, empathy, and hands-on experimentation.


Her work has included roles as Educator and Program Coordinator at the Vancouver Art Gallery, developing activated visual literacy spaces such as Cumberland Museum

Christina's 16 years of experience as an Art Education specialist has been an

opportunity to witness the transformative power of curiosity, empathy, and hands-on experimentation.


Her work has included roles as Educator and Program Coordinator at the Vancouver Art Gallery, developing activated visual literacy spaces such as Cumberland Museum & Archives' Collaboration Studio, and the Young Activist Reading Room at the Vancouver Art Gallery. She is currently the Curator of Education & Exhibitions at the Cumberland Museum & Archives and sits on the Board Directors for the Comox Valley Arts Council.


Christina facilitates community rooted arts programs on the unceded, ancestral territory of the Sahtloot, Sasitla, Ieeksun and Pentlatch people.


Christina studied Visual Art at the University of Western Ontario (B.A.) and Art Education at the University of British Columbia (M.A.). 

MANDIE BUMBLE, ART EDUCATION SPECIALIST & ARTIST

CHRISTINA JONES, DIRECTOR & ART EDUCATION SPECIALIST

CHRISTINA JONES, DIRECTOR & ART EDUCATION SPECIALIST

Miss Bumble is an Illustrator, Painter, Textile & Felting Artist creating on the unceded territory of the K'ómoks First Nation, in the province known as BC, Canada. The artist takes large inspiration from local mycology (study of mushrooms) as well as west coast natural flora and fauna in her illustrations and fibre works.

Creating works 

Miss Bumble is an Illustrator, Painter, Textile & Felting Artist creating on the unceded territory of the K'ómoks First Nation, in the province known as BC, Canada. The artist takes large inspiration from local mycology (study of mushrooms) as well as west coast natural flora and fauna in her illustrations and fibre works.

Creating works that have a deep representation of 2SLBGTQIA+ people, which the artist is a part of, comes from seeing a lack of representation in the small communities they were living in along the west coast. Her artwork has an air of whimsy but also carries a message of advocacy for underrepresented groups including bodies of all shapes, orientations and abilities. Each artwork has a story that people can connect to, and the artist hopes that some people also see themselves represented in their work.

VISION

MISSION

MISSION

We envision a community in which mistake making and creative risk taking are prioritized as necessary elements for developing self expression, identity and empathy for others’ experiences.

MISSION

MISSION

MISSION

We use hands-on experimentation as a tool for developing wellness, activism, empathy and community. We do this through exploring a variety of local, national and international art practices, highlighting and uplifting diverse voices raised through artistic expression.

MANDATE

MISSION

MANDATE

  1. Exploration of a local, national & international artist's practices
  2. Creative response time: merging our own ideas with inspiration from artists,  experimenting with a variety of materials, ideas and processes.
  3. Free time for play & connection making time with other young artists.

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