Craft your own clay diorama and bring a mini world to life at this four-day teen camp.
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Tooth and Nail Studio offers a unique opportunity for teens to explore their creativity with clay. Over four days, participants will learn to construct and sculpt their own dioramas, choosing from real or imaginary settings. This camp is not just about learning techniques; it's about bringing personal visions to life in a supportive environment.
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In this four day camp, students will make their own mini worlds out of clay! Each mini world will be unique to the students creative vision - they will be invited to choose a real or imaginary place that they want to bring to life. Students will learn slab construction to build the desired shape of their diorama and then learn a variety of sculpting techniques to create details in the landscape and even create characters to inhabit their world if they wish.
