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Instructor: Megan Gill 
5-Day Watercolor Camp for Teen Artists Who Love Animals This week-long camp is perfect for teens who want to learn realistic watercolor techniques while painting animal portraits. Students will focus on key features like fur, feathers, eyes, and texture, with step-by-step guidance to achieve lifelike results. By the end of the camp, each student will have a completed 8x10 animal portrait. What They Will Learn: *Master watercolor techniques for realism *Paint fur, eyes, and textures with depth *Layer colors and create lifelike detail Who Should Take This Class? Teens who love animals and want to learn realistic painting techniques—perfect for beginners or those looking to improve their skills. Camp Breakdown: Day 1: Watercolor basics & sketching Day 2: Painting realistic eyes Day 3: Noses, snouts, & details Day 4: Fur & feather textures Day 5: Final touches & critique On the final day of camp, we invite parents to a special reception to celebrate their young artists and to see the work your children have created throughout the week.
5-Day Watercolor Camp for Teen Artists Who Love Animals This week-long camp is perfect for teens who want to learn realistic watercolor techniques while painting animal portraits. Students will focus on key features like fur, feathers, eyes, and texture, with step-by-step guidance to achieve lifelike results. By the end of the camp, each student will have a completed 8x10 animal portrait. What They Will Learn: *Master watercolor techniques for realism *Paint fur, eyes, and textures with depth *Layer colors and create lifelike detail Who Should Take This Class? Teens who love animals and want to learn realistic painting techniques—perfect for beginners or those looking to improve their skills. Camp Breakdown: Day 1: Watercolor basics & sketching Day 2: Painting realistic eyes Day 3: Noses, snouts, & details Day 4: Fur & feather textures Day 5: Final touches & critique On the final day of camp, we invite parents to a special reception to celebrate their young artists and to see the work your children have created throughout the week.
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