KIDS SUMMER CAMP: Super-Tastic Cartoons – Morning Session
Improve your skills and learn new ones while you create a comic strip, a graphic novel or a single-panel comic!
Improve your skills and learn new ones while you create a comic strip, a graphic novel or a single-panel comic!
Make a frog! From a simple blob of clay to cute little finished froggy, explore how creating simple shapes and adding them together can make a unique and complex sculpt that is fun and easy to teach to your friends! Students will sculpt, cook, sand, and paint their work.
This camp is designed to ignite your creativity and passion for the arts through a series of engaging art projects. Each day will be a new adventure as we explore various techniques, styles, and mediums.
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