Hello Heart Creative Studio

Hello Heart Creative Studio offers classes with joyful art experiences and visual art experiences using diverse materials. It also offers art kits, playgroups, camps, workshops for children and adults, and parties. Children can work with paint, clay, collage, watercolors, and sculpture.

Programs

• Classes — toddlers to adults · Joyful art experiences; diverse materials; visual art experiences
• Art kits — toddlers to adults · Offered by Hello Heart Creative Studio
• Playgroups — toddlers to adults · Offered by Hello Heart Creative Studio
• Camps — toddlers to adults · Offered by Hello Heart Creative Studio
• Workshops — toddlers to adults · Offered for children and adults
• Parties — toddlers to adults · Offered by Hello Heart Creative Studio

At a glance

• Ages: 2–18 years old

About the provider

Hello Heart Creative Studio is led by Eileen Kim, the founder and director. The leadership team also includes Marlene, Sarah, and Jeaneen as art teachers. Eileen Kim is an art educator, a registered art therapist, and a mother of two daughters. She has worked as an art educator and art therapist for over 10 years, earned a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from USC, and a Master’s in Art Therapy Counseling from Hofstra University. The studio is dedicated to giving children in the community a chance to explore and enjoy meaningful, developmentally appropriate visual art experiences. It is inspired by Reggio Emilia philosophy, play-based learning, and art therapy, and it emphasizes process over final product.

Inspired by Reggio Emilia philosophy, play-based learning, and art therapy. The studio emphasizes process over final product. Children are free to immerse themselves in the creative space where experimenting is encouraged.

What families say

“My daughter absolutely loves her time at Hello Heart! The classes are so fun and creative, and I can see how much joy it brings her. She comes home beaming with pride, showing off her artwork and telling me all about her day. We couldn’t ask for a better place for her to explore her creativity.” — Evelyn's mom

Last updated October 7, 2026.