Thursday, July 15, 2010

2nd Session Art Camp, #2

The students picked a photo from a magazine and created a new environment for it. Painted with acrylic on 11x14 inch canvas board. Creativity is encouraged!

Gabrielle

Isabelle

Abby

Mia

Ellie

Louis

2nd Session Art Camp, #1

The class each chose a subject and did thumbnail drawings of different angles, colors... They then chose three of their favorite drawings and painted on 3 x 5 inch canvas board with acrylics. They were mounted on matboard. I can tell this is going to be a great week!

Isabelle

Gabrielle

Abby

Camille

Louis

Ellie

Mia

Monday, July 5, 2010

Art Camp #5, ages 8-12

Our final project for this session was a bigger than life, large oil pastel on 18 x 24 inch paper.
All I can say is that the group really did a nice job, looking for the highlights, shadows and shapes.
Yum!
All students this week should be proud of all the really nice work completed. Thanks for a great session!

Jozef

Alaina

Alison

Annabel

Lauren

Annabelle

Emily

Alexa

Art Camp #4, ages 8 to 12

We looked at Tiffany style windows and talked about how the images are divided. We picked birds and watercolors for this project. It is a nice way to teach wet on wet technique... to show the color variations of glass.
Jozef

Annabelle

Annabel

Alison

Emily

Alexa

Lauren

Art Camp #3, ages 8 to 12

The students picked a shell to draw from life and did a few thumbnails to get used to the shapes. They used watercolor, pen and ink on illustration board to finish the project.

Annabel

Emily

Alison

Alaina

Annabelle

Alexa

Lauren

Jozef

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Art Camp #2, ages 8 to 12

The students chose a picture from a magazine, cut it out and created a new environment. I encouraged them to use their imagination and they really came up with some great ideas. 11x14 inches painted with acrylic and a glued magazine image on canvas board.


Annabelle


Emily


Alaina


Alison


Lauren


Annabel


Jozef


Alexa

Art Camp #1, ages 8 to 12,

Our first day of art camp and we picked a simple subject to interpret three ways... painted on 3x5 panels with acrylic and mounted on matboard.

Emily

Annabel

Alexa

Alaina

Jozef

Annabelle

Alison

Lauren