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This summer, the Naples Art Association at The von Liebig Art Center hosted its 10th annual ARTScool program from June 2 to Aug. 1 for children ages 3 to 15. ARTScool offered more than 40 classes in painting, drawing, sculpture, clay modeling, photography and much more — all taught by professional artists and certified art instructors and all conducted in professional classroom settings.
Class descriptions:
-- All American Artists
Students study selected American art and artists, and create works of art based upon the style and subject matter of the selected artists.
Instructor: Krasowski
-- Animal Galleria
Art appreciation for the younger set! Students create works of art in a variety of 2D and 3D based upon styles of famous artists using animals as their models.
Instructor: Krasowski
-- Art about Bugs and Butterflies
Explore the world of insects by learning fun facts while drawing and painting the little critters living in your own back yard.
Instructor: Goetz
-- Art and Ornaments Around the World
Learn the art related history of various cultures and how those differences are expressed at holidays. Students create ornaments from around the world for their own Christmas tree or the Naples Art Association Christmas Tree.
Instructor: Rankin
-- Art of Costume: Experiments in Clothing
Explore the art of costume and wearable sculpture. Students integrate found objects, pattern, textures, fabrics, and materials to examine symbolism, form, and function in costume.
*Includes Materials fee, $10. Instructor: Coble
-- Art of the Holocaust and Mixed Media of the Holocaust
Learn about the Holocaust and its effects on the art movements of the mid 20th century through either a printmaking or a mixed media class. Create for an exhibition sponsored by the Holocaust Museum.
Art of the Holocaust (Printmaking), Instructor: Willis
Mixed Media and the Holocaust (Mixed Media), Instructor: Hollingsworth
-- Art Papers and Simple Books
In this class, students will create painted paper and then learn simple binding techniques using the art papers you created.
*Materials fee, $10. Instructor: Mjolsness
-- Care of Magical Creatures
Students will create magical/mythical creatures and settings found in the Harry Potter series in different media and examine how many of the creatures are from ancient and modern cultures.
Instructor: Krasowski
-- ClaysCOOL
Come learn the proper procedures in ceramic art building and glazing techniques. Make fun and exciting projects to take home including: plates, cups, and sculpture.
Instructor: Hammel
-- Comic Strips and Manga Characters
Learn to create your own comic strips and the art of Japanese anime characters using pen and ink, markers, and colored pencils.
Instructor: Casteel
-- Creating the Picture in My Mind
Students create beautiful works of art and learn how texture, line, color, shape and space are also the adjectives and adverbs that create and connect the visual images in our mind to what we read or when we think.
Instructor: Lee
-- Drawing
Students who love to draw will be shown how to use a variety of pencils and charcoal for rendering still life, landscape and portraits.
Instructor: Saladino
-- Drawing and Mixed Media
Students will work flat or in three dimensions with a single medium or in several. Ideal projects include collage and assemblage.
Instructor: Hollingsworth
-- Enviroart: Florida Fish, Birds, and Mammals
Discover your local Southwest Florida environment through art. Learn about the cool creatures and cultures that call Florida home. Students will work with clay, found objects and traditional materials.
Instructor: Davis
-- I’m a Basket Case… all tied up in knots!
This class will explore the wonderful world of basket weaving and macramé. We will weave reed baskets and create nautical knots wall hangings.
Instructor: Casteel
-- Illustration and Cartooning
Students use a variety of media to create an illustration as a class project, and learn how to draw characters for a storyboard comic book.
Instructor: Mjolsness
-- Jewelry Making
Explore many facets and materials to create beautiful wearable jewelry. Enameling, leather, rope, and beads are just some of the materials that will be explored.
*Materials fee, $10. Instructor: Casteel
-- Litterbugs
Use recycled materials and found objects to create various creatures and critters.
Instructor: Willis
-- Make Your Own Greeting Cards
Students create greeting cards with their own images. Learn to scan artwork and layout designs with PhotoShop, InDesign, and Quark. The class creates a set of cards to sell in our shop.
Instructor: Mjolsness
-- Mapping Your World
Students create a variety of two and three dimensional interior and exterior maps, scrolls, relief maps, and constructions.
Instructor: Ellis
-- Masquerade
Discover and create masks, puppets, and adornments from around the globe such as African masks, Mardi Gras masks, dragon puppets, Native American medicine bundles, and Egyptian collar necklaces.
Instructor: Krasowski
-- Mixed Media Collage
Rauschenburg, Rivers, Warhol, and Pop Art will be discussed before making projects combining 3D painting, collagraph, and printmaking.
Instructor: Saladino
-- Modern Maze Masters
Kids love mazes and through this session students build two and three dimensional mazes in the styles of modern masters.
Instructor: Ellis
-- Paper Mache: Paste, Paint, and Cloth
Create sculptural animals and food items out of paper mache, paint, and cloth.
Instructor: Moore
-- Print and Paint Your Heart Out
Students work with easy block cutting tools to create finished prints from their drawings and experiment with printing different materials.
Instructor: Goetz
-- Printmaking Basics
Learn the basic concepts of a printmaking studio. Create embossings, collagraph prints, monotype prints, and relief prints using non- toxic water-based ink and etching press.
*Materials fee, $10. Instructor: Willis
-- Shapes and Colors of Our World
Learn beginning design techniques through use of simplified shapes and color.
Instructor: Willis
-- Silk Screening Basics
Learn the basics of silk screening using various stenciling techniques. Create multiple designs on paper and print a t-shirt for the final project.
*Materials fee, $10. Instructor: Willis
-- Super Science and Amazing Art
Science, art, and physical activity! Create art and learn about our world with these classes: Rockets, Space, The Inventor’s Workshop and Robots, Super Science Specials,
Right Brain Drawing, Photography, Survivor, and Dinosaurs.
*Materials fee, $10. Instructor: Varied
-- Thump, Bump, Bang, Clang …Musical Art
Learn about a variety of cultures around the world to create original projects that make noise.
Instructor: Goetz
-- Time Warp
Go back in time! Students create works of art in 2D and 3D media based on pre-historic, ancient Egyptian, Grecian, Chinese, Mexican, and Native American cultures.
Instructor: Krasowski
-- Under the Sea
Learn about the wonders of aquatic life while creating clay fish and shell necklaces, tropical fish paintings, mermaids and underwater castles, penguin puppets, and more.
Instructor: Krasowski
-- Watercolor Painting
Explore the techniques of watercolor painting to include: alla prima, wet in wet, wet over dry, dry brush, variegated wash, spattering.
Instructor: Saladino

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