- December 4, 2025
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Ayden Huntington and James Schutz
Campers were hard at work starting on their dragon paintings.
Addison Abeldt wants to make it look like a unicorn because she likes unicorns
BillieJo Mustonen certified teacher
A totem pole like this one will be one of the numerous projects on display during the art showcase at Winter Garden City Hall and at SOBO Art Gallery.
Using clay, campers made aquatic scenes.
Egyptian creations were part of the various art projects made during camp. Each week had a different theme.
Alice Ivey mixed teal and white to give her canvas a beach look.
Sam Kramer was focused on his marble art as he combined University of Florida colors. He plans to attend the university.
Sam Kramer carefully tipped the canvas in different directions to help the paint blend together to create the marbling effect.
Marble art was one of various projects on the schedule for SOBO art campers Tuesday, July 8.
Avery Kramer
Mollie Huntington said she's making a fire dragon resting at night.
Mackenzy McAbee and Kate Schutz I’m doing a swirl dragon that has a swirl and when it breathes fire it makes you fall asleep. When it goes away, it shoots ink out so you don’t see it fly away. It has a fierce bite that when it bites you, you get poisoned.
Ariana Castro
Kate Schutz had a vision in mind as she started painting her dragon.
She said it was a fire-breathing dragon with swirls on it. When it breathes fire, it makes people go to sleep. Then it will shoot ink at someone so people don't see it fly away. When it bites someone, that person is poisoned.
Schutz, along with dozens of other campers, used metallic paint to make their dragons during SOBO Art Gallery's art camp Tuesday, July 8.
The campers worked on various projects using different mediums. While painting their dragons, campers also took turns working on marble art.
