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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Benjamin Cahoon, a high school student, took first place in Dragon Arts December Contest for his dragon drawing. Now the Siuslaw student will have an art show to show case all of the projects he has been working on. Saturday from 4-6pm, Dragon Art will host a reception for Ben to help him start off the two week run of his show. To see Ben's unique artwork come to Dragon Art.
Friday, January 3, 2014
New Classes!
Check out the new classes and events listed for Dragon Art. Go to www.dragonartco.blogspot.com and hit List of Calendar Events at the top of the page under pages. January's schedule is posted.
Friday, August 16, 2013
I can't believe that next week is the last week of summer camps for Dragon Art. I go back to working at the school after that.(We will still offer classes evenings and weekends when school starts.)) Next week is Jewelry camp, Illustration Camp, and Puppet camp. I can't wait to see what everyone creates.
Monday, August 12, 2013
Pictures of Instrument Camp are now view-able!
In instrument camp we made three instruments. A whistle, a three in one instrument with a rasp, rattle, and shekere, and a caxixi.
Pictures for Drawing Camp have been uploaded!
Karylynn Keppol taught a beginning drawing camp. Lessons included: anatomy, portraits, cross hatching, grid work, charcoal still lifes, and scratch art. Check out the pictures by clicking the Drawing Camp hyper link.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Painting Camp and Family Clay night.
Today was the second day of Painting Camp. We are having fun finding out about different artists and trying to paint like them. Today we took notes on paper we aged by staining it with tea, and painted on canvas paper. Yesterday, we learned about color theory and painted color wheels.
Tonight at Family Clay Night, we made clay tools from nails, knitting needles, and regular needles. We used a tube cutter and sculpty to fashion the tools and make handles.
Tonight at Family Clay Night, we made clay tools from nails, knitting needles, and regular needles. We used a tube cutter and sculpty to fashion the tools and make handles.
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