Kunst Camps für Kinder in 2022

Herbst Kunst Camp

1.11-4.11.2022

9.00-13.00

180€+20€ Material/Anmeldung

For the Herbst Kunst Camp registration is closed

All camps will take place in Hofmark Atelier in Bahnhofstr.42, 82152 Planegg

"Drawing room" is happy to welcome your kids in Art Camps for kids 7-12.y.o! . We will draw, paint, go for walks (assuming I've arranged nice weather), learn the basics of realistic drawing, learn new painting techniques, observe and sketch nature in Maria Eich Wald, and do crafts. Please read more details below and contact me if you have any questions. The amount of spaces is limited to 10 kids.

The course is designed for primary school kids of certain age. But as you know, in art the desire is more important then the age group.

Here is the general schedule of the holiday camp:

8.45 - 9.00 - Drop off

9.00 - 10.30 - Lessons

10.45 - 11.00 - Snack. Please provide your child with sufficient snack. Drinks (water, Apfelschorle and fruit tee) are included in the price.

11.00 - 11.45 - Walk, scketching outside (weather permitting). Please dress your child according to the weather conditions.

11.45 - 13.00 - return to the studio. Lesson.

13.00 - Pick up.

Payment: We are asking to pay in advance 20 € non-refundable registration fee (this money will allow us to purchase all necessary art supplies). The rest of the payment 180 € can be tranferred into account 2 weeks before the course, or payed cash on the first day of the course.

Cancellation policy: If you cancel the participation in the course more than 2 weeks before the course, you receive the full price of the course (180 €) and we still can try to find another participant. If you cancel any time during the last 2 weeks before the course, please understand, that we will not be able to refund the expences. Single missed days are not a subject to money refund.

Languages: Often I'm being asked if kids with no knowledge of English language can attend my courses. Of course they can! I teach in English, I can support kids in German and in Russian languages. Kids translate for each other. I've noticed that for some kids my lessons turn into mild introduction to English language. Languages never have been a problem. After all, it's a universal language of art we speak during our lessons:)