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At the end of Art Camp week we always paint a “masterpiece”.  This week it was Van Gogh’s Starry Night and we painted it on a 16″x20″ canvas.  You can see how large it is with the young artists holding their finished work.  What a fabulous job they all did.  Don’t you love it.

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 Day 3 of Post-Impressionism Art Camp had us painting a copy of one of Cezanne’s Still Life with Apples.  The young artists did a fabulous job with color mixing.

Then we did a quick miniature painting of a barn and even framed it. 

Day 4 we spent almost the entire morning working on a copy of Matisse’s Red Fish.   I love Matisse and while it was the hardest painting we have done in camp so far, the young artists did GREAT!   For the final day of camp we are doing our “masterpiece”, an extra-large painting of Van Gogh’s Starry Night.    I’ll share it with you in the next post.  Stay tuned!

This energetic group of young artists are doing splendid work!

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Art Camp started this week with three enthusiastic painters, Isaac, Mia and Peyton.  The first thing we painted was the color wheel while we learned about color mixing.

  Next we painted a mountain landscape scene to learn more about paints, brushes, canvas, and palettes.

 

 

 

This week our emphasis for study is Post-Impressionism so we paid homage to Boudin with a copy of his “Two Dogs in the Street”.

 

And Gauguin’s “The Siesta”. 

Can you believe we did all of us this in just two days?

Stay tuned to see what other lovely paintings these young artist make before the end of the week.

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Happy Independence Day!  I know it’s a day early but I won’t be here tomorrow so I wanted to be sure to wish you a Happy 4th.

This is a photo from last year’s art camp with their homage to Jasper John’s flag done in multimedia.

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Can you believe it’s July already?  The summer is flying by.  Don’t wait any longer.  Sign up now for art camp…only 4 weeks left!  Your young artist will learn about the color wheel as well as various styles of painting while creating a beautiful work of art every day.

Contact kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com to register.  Here is what is available:

Week 2:  July 9-13, Post-Impressionism

Week 3:  July 16 – 20, 2012  –  Modern

Week 4:  July 30 – August 3, 2012   –  Famous Painters

Week 5:  August 6 – 10, 2012   –  Combination of styles

There is only a couple of spaces left in the last two weeks so be sure to register today.  You can read more about art camp here.

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Olivia paints flags

Olivia did a terrific job painting the flags that circle the Washington Monument.  It looks fabulous!We will painting things like this at Art Camp.  Don’t forget to sign up your young artist ages 7-13.  The first week begins next week!  See more here.

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It’s time to sign up for Art Camp 2012.  The first one starts on June 25th!  That’s just a couple of weeks away!

Last year we had great fun painting like many famous painters.  We study color mixing, composition and different styles of painting.

 Learn more about the schedule with the topic of emphasis here.

If you know a young person, ages 7-13, that might like to attend please let them know about camp.  You can learn more details here.  Or email me at kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com for more information.

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Hard to believe but summer is almost here and it’s time to start planning the fun camp events for your kids for the summer.

Take a look here for information about Art Camp for Kids for this summer.  We have five fun and exciting weeks planned where kids ages 7-13 will paint beautiful creations based on famous artists work.  Each week will feature different styles of art and not only do we paint, we learn about art and art history in a really fun environment.  Sign up now for you young artist.  Contact kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com .

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I spent some time yesterday evening working on ideas for the kids to paint at Art Camp this summer.  Check out info here for this summer’s schedule and photos from last summer. 

The three Matisse’s you see here are my copies of three of his paintings that we did in art camp or art classes last year.  I love Matisse so I am sure we will do others.

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Degas’s Horses is an acrylic measuring 11″x14″.  It is available at the Blue Ridge Arts Council.   This demonstration piece is one that I did this summer at Art Camp during famous painters week.  One way that artists over the ages have learned to paint is by copying the masters.  I simplified Degas’s painting so the kids could paint it.

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