- November 22, 2024
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Daniel Lu, 13, works on his owl.
Francesa Bisordi, 12, slowly crafts her lion human figure.
Francesa Bisordi, 12, slowly crafts her lion human figure.
Francesa Bisordi, 12, slowly crafts her lion human figure.
Amelie Roland, 10, draws a figure of his own design.
Sam Willner, 11, paints his duck yellow.
Amy Tran, 11, slowly pieces her wolf figure together.
Chloe Cocozza, 10, proudly displays her dragon.
Cayden Ruiz-Tagel finishes his bulldog.
Cayden Ruiz-Tagel finishes his bulldog.
Jayden Navor, 12, sets to work on his bird sculpture.
Diana Stutzman, 8, paints a fish,
Aleah Echols, 8, puts the finishing touches on her dog painting.
Max Cocozza, 8, proudly shows off his elephant.
Lily Bunker, 7, adds color to her deer.
Dylan Gates, 6, is happy to finish her giraffe.
Young minds were able to explore their artistic sides at Art Center Sarasota with its weekly summer camps starting on June 14.
Children ages six to 10 and 11 to 15 spent their week learning how to sketch out a sculpture design that they put together by hand with baked clay material. They then heated up their sculptures to harden and then painted to give them a finished form.
