LVA's Creature Feature summer camp also takes group walking tours to the nearby Clifton Gardens for inspiration to produce nature inspired works of art — a perfect fit for students wishing to learn new skills or those simply wanting to try new techniques.
A pair of students shared their art with residents of the Nazareth Home across the street and made new friends!
Creature Feature is the class for children who like to experiment with multiple media, such as paint, plaster, gauze and air-drying clay!
Students incorporate both 2D and 3D techniques, utilizing a variety of provided materials along with found objects to create one-of-a-kind works of art.
Students draw, paint and sculpt to create a whimsical animal bust to hang on their wall!
Creature Feature finished up last week with roars, screeches and meows as campers painted and sculpted their favorite real and made-up critters. Beware the frogtopus!
Creature Feature is the class for children who like to experiment with multiple media, such as paint, plaster, gauze and air-drying clay!
Students incorporate both 2D and 3D techniques, utilizing a variety of provided materials along with found objects to create one-of-a-kind works of art.
Students draw, paint and sculpt to create a whimsical animal bust to hang on their wall!
Creature Feature finished up last week with roars, screeches and meows as campers painted and sculpted their favorite real and made-up critters. Beware the frogtopus!
