TOP 10 LIFESTYLE COURSES IN USA - PAGE 5

Beginners and more advanced students alike express their creativity through sculpture. Sculpture is taught in relief, additive and subtractive methods. Materials such as clay, plaster and concrete allow students to choose the proper medium for their desired work of art.

Students learn drawing techniques in many different mediums. These include but are not limited to pencil, charcoal, chalk and conte crayons on a variety of paper types.

Various crafts are used for younger students as well as for seasonal activities.Students use drawing, paintings and sculptural techniques on craft activities.

Students will develop their story-telling skills in a set of drawings that they use to project into 3D paper sculptures. Using repurposed books, students will design individual creatures or landscapes that will bring their story to life.

In these camp-style courses, kids log in to our portal and join our professional Digistars instructors for brief, engaging, on-demand video lessons that include instruction and direction for activities to complete at home and at their own pace.

Our video & movie making summer camps and after school programs fuse art and technology in a STEAM-based, collaborative environment that encourages young creators to explore their creative interests.

In this class, we will focus on the how and why of landscape painting. Students will improve their composition skills, understand the importance of simplification of shapes and masses, learn about values, atmospheric perspective, create a center of interest, the use of edges, drawing and color.

Copperplate Calligraphy is a script ‘font’ that is achieved by writing with a flexible pen nib. By changing the pressure on the nib while writing, the writer can replicate the style of writing of famous documents such as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

Campers will work together to build winter holiday-inspired robotic models, play games with their models, modify their work to learn the basics of robotics.

An introduction to representational drawing geared to the attention span and motor coordination of a 6 and 7 year old.