Last week the boys attended Grace Art Camp, a day camp run by Grace Episcopal Church in NE Portland. They had a great time and came home with a bunch of art projects. They both made contelays, were not quite sure how it's spelled-a five string musical instrument from (possibly) Sweeden. They also painted their own t-shirts, did drama, played capture the flag, and a number of other things.
Joe's favorite projects were the small box he painted. Now he keeps his Pokemon badges in it. He also made a glass pendant with a piece of foil inside that has a sword design on it.
Tim was proud of the viking symbols he drew on his clay disc. The camp has a folk story each week, and the boys were hearing a traditional Scandanavian story (evidently with viking overtones.) The symbols Tim drew meant ancestors home. He also drew/painted a pokeball onto glass to hang in his window.
Both boys had an incredible time at the camp and are asking to do it again next year.
Those are some great looking boys and great looking art projects! Joey and Tim --I'm glad you had so much fun and I can't wait to see what you made.
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What fun! I know that storyteller. She used to join the art camp going on at Trinity and Zoe loved it. We miss you guys!
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