Kids Summer Art Camp - Part 2

Well, I had to be away from my computer for a while but I'm finally getting the "Part 2" of our awesome Art Camp pictures posted. Hope you enjoy. I know we sure did!

These kids were fantastic and so very creative!

We studied Matisse and cut paper paintings, Monet and creating waterlilies in 3-D with egg cartons and acrylics (fingerprint painting dots of analogous colors to look Impressionistic)

They laughed and cheered and made the whole week so much fun!

We studied artists like Romero Britto, Piet Mondrian, Laurel Burch and Mark Rothko!

They created shimmering foil art with markers and "color field" paintings with pastels.

They made their own little newspaper pet collages, created "A Mixed Media Community" sculptural wall hanging and also experimented with weaving.

They embraced each new challenge and I was super impressed at how much information they retained as I randomly quizzed them through the week.

One of the best parts on the last day was hearing the kids talking about where they were going to hang their artworks in their homes or how they were going to give a special piece to a family member as a surprise gift.

 

Throughout the week we had a scripture verse that Ms. Jenna worked with the kids on memorizing.

I hope they will take this with them and hold tight to the truth in these words:

 

"For we are God's masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago." 

- Ephesians 2:10 NLT

Kids Summer Art Camp 2013 - Part 1

 

My two best little "Project Testers" put on their aprons and went along with me using them to try stuff out the week before art camp. It is a LOT of prep-work but sooooo worth it! We are having a fantastic time at camp this summer!

 

The kids are so stinkin' cute! Their creativity always brings a smile to my heart.

 

One of our first big projects was making Owls with air dry clay.



Wow! Can I put all of these on my refrigerator please.

 

Carley has been rockin' it as my helper each day. She is a superstar for doing the morning and afternoon sessions and keeping such a cheerful disposition the whole time.

Love you kid!

 

PAINT!!! YAY!!!

 

Teaching Batik using glue and watered down acrylics.

 

Older kids studied Wayne Thiebaud and we made colorful ceramic cupcakes.

 

We also studied Louise Nevelson and had the most fun when all the kids brought in bags of "treasure" to make assemblages. Super cool!

We loved them even before spray painting them.



 

 We also did some still life drawing, "simon says" artworks, and watercoloring.

 

And that's only the first two days!

 

 

Stay tuned for more to come from ART CAMP 2013