Sneak Peek Post for {Camp heARTful} Van Gogh

Hope you are gearing up for 

Summer Art Camp!

 June 18th-22nd at The Apprentice Art Studio.

 Here is a sneak peek, a sampling, of what we will be doing. Think fields of golden wheat, Cypress trees, sunflowers, texture, sketching, mark making, collaging, and of course painting even a bit of a surprise!  

 “Drawing is the root of everything.”
June 3, 1881 Vincent Van Gogh, from a letter to Theo

 Waiting for you with paint in my hair and Jesus in my heart!

Camp Apprentice Atlelier- Van Gogh

My first Master Study for Kids is during Apprentice Atelier at Camp heARTful this summer! And it  is all about Vincent Van Gogh and his impact on the art world. Students will create in Van Gogh style. Campers will explore with his techniques using pen and ink sketches before taking paint to canvas.

Students will experiment with repeating lines and patterns which is so recognizable in

 Van Gogh's work.

Campers will also get to use watercolor, practice mark making and do a fun 3-D project to celebrate Vincent and end our week. 

Apprentice Atelier- Van Gogh begins June 18th-22nd

Space is limited so sign up early. Payment secures your spot.

Online Registration HERE

Can't wait to see you- with paint in my hair and Jesus in my heart-Mrs.W

Vincent, Vino and ...Golf?

Yes there is such a thing! This year at the Camp McCullough Women's Golf Tournament,  I am donating a painting package for four and a tournament prize, $125.00 value.  This is The Apprentice Art Studio's version of a "paint and pour". I look forward  to a great evening of learning and painting with a little vino on the side! The bonus: the money raised will go to the scholarship fund at Camp McCullough to help kids who can't go to camp because of financial hardship. This is near and dear to my heart, because I love kids, art, and summer camp! It feels good to give back to my community too. If you would like to donate or sponsor a hole or even go play, go HERE for more information, or HERE to their Facebook page.

As they say, "it's for the kids."