Um, maybe I don’t have to go after all.
May 28, 2011 @ 1:42 pm | Filed under: Photos, Travel
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At 5:50 pm
Nancy said:
an admittedly funny place to ask this question — but it’s in reply to something you tweeted . . . can you tell me what was great about the Mark Kistler summer art camps? turns out he’ll be in the neighborhood (Raleigh, NC) and I’m intrigued, esp for my drawing-all-the-time daughter. thanks!
At 6:02 pm
Melissa Wiley said:
He is funny and personable, and the kids enjoyed his manner of teaching. And they were thrilled with what they accomplished in the classes—he gets them drawing fun stuff right away, lots of simple perspective and shading. You can watch some demo videos on his website, I think. I bet your daughter would enjoy the camp!
At 10:04 am
tanita said:
HAH! Okay, this reminds me of a sign I saw in Amsterdam – I had to take a picture too.