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What It's Like To Run A Summer Art Camp Told Through Gifs

"Inspiration exists but it has to find you working." - Picasso

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What It's Like To Run A Summer Art Camp Told Through Gifs
Caitlin Lewis

Art Camp is not just fun and games; it's a lot of hard work too!


When you see the value of what really goes in to getting supplies and materials


Fine art = lots of dollar signs...



That feeling you get on the first day when you see those eager, smiling faces of the students




When you see a student almost paint another student...



Soooo much G L I T T E R!



When you hear a child say, "I love art" or "This is fun"



When your job for the day is to live, breathe, your favorite artist


#RIPVanGogh


When you and the art teacher have officially bonded and are basically family now




That tingly feeling you get when you open up a new pack of markers or pour out fresh paint

Ahhh yes- it's like a breath of fresh air.


Cleaning up after Painting Day like...



Cleaning paint brushes especially seems like it lasts years.


When you see the students complete art projects beyond your expectations



Running back and forth to supervise and help students like




When you finish out the week with beautiful projects, happy children and parents, knowing you made a difference, and have a full heart



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