- November 19, 2024
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Nikki Williams has gotten used to having paint on her hands.
Savannah Davis of Bradenton and Emily Davis of Sarasota share their palate.
Cate Kitcher of Bradenton works on a purple fish.
Instructor Nikki Williams talks with Reagan Lesser of Bradenton about putting eyes on the fish.
Emily Davis of Sarasota mixes up her colors to make her fish more unique.
Kaia Sarwate of Texas fills in her clownfish.
Chaz Campbell studies the sample painting while creating his own.
Cate Kitcher puts a few spots on her second fish.
Nikki Williams tells the students to put two coats on the fish to make the color brighter and less transparent.
Getting paint on your hands and clothes is an occupational hazard — especially at summer camp.
Arts A Blaze on Lakewood Ranch Main Street held its annual week-long summer camp for children. Each day, kids got to try a different art medium, such as pottery painting, glass fusing, mosaic making and canvas painting. Nikki Williams, the camp instructor, has been teaching classes during camp for seven years.
"I love working with kids. It's fun to see their imagination and creations, because no one project is the same," she said.
