I am excited to announce my lineup of art classes for this summer. I am holding 3 classes. Here are the details:
To register, send me an email to
confirm that your child will be attending. (Rachael Boyle - rachaelboyle(at)gmail(dot)com) Please include their name and age
and which class they will attend. A $30 NONREFUNDABLE
deposit (per child per camp) will need to be mailed to me (please email me if
you need my home address) OR delivered to my house within a WEEK after registering. The $30 will be applied to the total cost of the class, the remainder of the total cost will be due on the first day of class.
The deadline to register for ALL classes is June 4th! Don't
miss out, register early!
To make the class worth your while and mine, there needs to be a minimum of 6 children per class otherwise I will likely cancel that particular class. So invite your friends!
On the other hand, if a camp becomes
too full, I will split it and create a second group.
If your child would like to participate in one
of these camps but your schedule does not allow it, please let me know. If I
have enough interested children I will hold another camp at a different date.
As a side note, I will begin teaching semi-private art classes in the fall. If you are interested, please let me know.
And here's the summer camp lineup ...!
Skillful Drawing and
Painting - Training The Artist's Eye
I am going to tell you a secret. Shhhh. To more easily paint/draw a beautiful masterpiece of something, you need to break it up and look at it in terms of colors, shapes, and lines! Wa la! Instant success, and that's what I want to teach you in this class. What "really" makes a picture? Training the artist's eye!
This class is appropriate
for children 7 years of age and older. Acrylic paints on canvass, watercolors on cold pressed paper, and black and
white charcoal/chalk on black and white drawing paper will be our tools to create our 3
masterpieces. (We will create a new piece each day.)
If you attended last year,
our approach will be similar to the approach we used when we painted the picture of the boat docked
on the beach with the shimmering sunset. (It won't be the same photo again, but it was
very helpful for the children to reference a photo.) I taught the group what to look for, then I walked around and helped each child individually. It was very successful and each child was VERY proud
of their work.
Referencing photos does not take away any art skills. You will still learn special art techniques and skills of drawing and
painting.
June 11, 13, and 15th, 3 days
10am - 12am each day
Cost is $75 per child.
Includes all materials. Child is responsible for bringing their own cover-up.
Window Splashes: Promotional
Signs and Holiday Art on Home and Business Windows
This is the first time that I will be holding a camp like this, I am really excited! I have pulled a few strings and your kids should have a great
experience. This class is appropriate for children ages 8 and older and who want to be a part of something BIG!
Window painting can be
fun! But it is also hard, takes planning, can be technical, and as the painter,
you're either freezing in the winter months or frying in front of the windows
when the temperatures start to rise, even slightly!
Results: your super cool mural size work
is seen by everyone and you feel very proud!
I will teach you how to create a window design that is appealing to customers (or great for your home). You will use acrylic paints at first, BUT once you've practiced, you'll learn how to transfer
your design to big windows. Then we'll use very high quality paints (that I special order), expensive brushes, and very
smelly chemicals like turpentine and other oil solvents.
Here's the best
part, we will paint Dairy Queen's windows, located on Southern Blvd., for the
Fourth of July Rio Rancho parade! Everyone will see it from the road! That's right, you'll be famous! After our hard work, Dairy Queen is going to treat
all of the hot and tired artist to ice-cream!
Check out www.windowpaintingpro.blogspot.com to get a feel for what we will be doing.
If I have a lot of
children sign up for this camp, we will split into groups and have
different painting times at Dairy Queen. (There are lots of windows to paint - no one will get shorted!)
June 18-22
Time: 5pm-6:30 pm
Painting on windows in the summer is ridiculously hot! I am doing this as an
evening class so that we won't fry like grasshoppers under a magnifying glass
(not that I did that as a kid). The
hours will stay in the evening, but I may tweak them a bit here and there.
Cost is $100 per child.
Includes all materials. Child is responsible for bringing their own cover-up
and bottled water.
More details will be emailed to those who register for this class.
More details will be emailed to those who register for this class.
Splatter, Stick, and
Stain
This is your get messy,
make messy, messy here, messy there, messy EVERYWHERE type of camp for children
who like to have fun and create. But before we start, I will read a different book at the beginning of each day that will go along with our project for that day. Your child will enjoy listening to the book and thinking outside of
the box while incorporating real art skills and learning about famous artists. Everyday we will create a new piece of artwork for your child to take home and proudly display!
This class is
appropriate for children entering kindergarten in the fall to 8 years old. Come get your mess on with us!
June 25-28
2pm-3pm
Cost is $60 per child. Includes
all materials. Child is responsible for bringing their own cover-up.
I can't wait! We are going to have super fun and I am looking forward to seeing all of my returning artists and new ones! Here's to splattered paint, black charcoal smudges on our faces, fingers stuck together, colored soaked cover-ups, and messy floors!
I can't wait! We are going to have super fun and I am looking forward to seeing all of my returning artists and new ones! Here's to splattered paint, black charcoal smudges on our faces, fingers stuck together, colored soaked cover-ups, and messy floors!
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