Time to sign up for this summer's art camps at Studio Hannon.
Email us at hannonartworks@gmail.com for a registration form
A Chair Affair - FILLED
Jun 30 - Jul 3
9am - 1pm
$175 All materials & chair included
Class size limited to 6 students, 5th - 12th grade
Students will recycle a wood or metal chair into a one-of-a-kind WILDLY COOL themed art chair. Proper prep, priming, base painting, theme selection, 3D design and decoupage will all be taught, along with design transferring, textural element application and final varnishing. Care will be taken to teach safety when sanding & painting. Masks and water-based paints will be used.
Print Shop
Jul 7 - Jul 11
9am - 1pm
$190 All materials, t-shirt & tote bag included
Class size limited to 6 students, 5th - 12th grade
Students will learn two types of silkscreening, printing on gelatin plates and monoprints. They will create several framable prints on art paper, one new t-shirt and one tote bag. They will also be welcome to bring their own items to screen print, as time allows. Please email shirt size.
Sculpture Week - FILLED
Aug 4 - Aug 8
9am - 1pm
$150 All materials included
Class size limited to 8 students, 2nd - 5th grade
Students will choose between creating a paper clay relief sculpture on board, a 3D wall hanging or a sculpted mask. Decorative painting and textural elements will be applied. As time allows, students will also create sculpted finger puppets out of oven dried clay.
Still Life Painting
Jul 7 - Jul 11
Aug 4 - Aug 8 - FILLED
2pm - 5pm
$135 per week, All materials included
Class size limited to 8 students, 5th - 12th grade
Sketch & Image Transfer
Students will be painting from a choice of still life set ups in the studio. After several “thumbnail sketches” they will draw their composition at actual size, “tone” their canvas board and then transfer it onto the canvas board.
Value Study
Students will create several value sketches before “underpainting” their canvas. This process helps strengthen the composition and how the eye will travel around the painting.
Color Blocking
Students will plan their palette, learn about color mixing in acrylic, and how to change the values and chroma of their mixed colors. They will then block in the large sections of the dominate colors in their composition.
Texture and Detail
Playing with different brushes, tools and palette knives, students will experiment with how to create texture and details with paint before applying the technique onto their painting.
Finishing Touches
Details are time consuming in the painting process, so students will be given ample time to use small brushes to finish up their work, as well as sign their painting. They will also learn how to varnish their painting.
All images were found on Google and are only inspirational of the type of projects to be completed.
