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From Abstract to Story Summer Art Camp

Create Art. Build Stories. Spark Imagination.

An inspiring week of abstract art, collage, storytelling,
and bookmaking led by local author & artist Lindsay Agnew.
July 20-24th, 2026
$275 Per Camper
Monday, July 20: 1:00–4:00 PM
Tuesday–Friday, July 21–24: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM

Reserve Your Camp Spot

To reserve your child’s camp spot, please fill out the form below. Space is limited and registration is required.

From Shapes to Stories

Every masterpiece begins with imagination. Explore examples of abstract artwork that spark storytelling and creative thinking.

Format:
5-day camp

Ages:
10+ (5th grade and up)

Group Size:
Limited to 12 students

A creative, hands-on art and storytelling experience where students transform imagination into original artwork and stories through guided projects in a supportive studio environment.

Camp Overview

Everything needed for a creative and inspiring week is included!

All art materials & supplies included
Signed copy of Star’s Imagination: A Creative Journey of Art & Stories
Painting & Creative Expression
Mixed Media Art & Creative Projects
Drawing, Illustration & Visual Storytelling
Hands-On Making & Imaginative Exploration Story-Inspired Creativity
Fun, Confidence Building & Self-Expression and other fun surprises!

End-of-Week Story Celebration on Saturday July 25th

At the end of camp, families are invited to a special Story Sharing Celebration, where
campers will proudly share their original stories and artwork with family and friends.

This meaningful showcase celebrates creativity, confidence,
and everything students have created throughout the week.

Location:
The celebration will be held either at the Marianne Beck Memorial Library
Final details will be confirmed and shared with families prior to the event.

Camp Tuition Includes

Local artist, children’s book author, illustrator, and founder of Studio Agnew, Lindsay Agnew brings a lifelong passion for creativity with over 15 years of experience in art, design, storytelling, and hands-on learning.

Inspired by her children’s book Star’s Imagination: A Creative Journey of Art & Stories, this camp encourages young creatives to explore art, build confidence, and transform their ideas into original stories through creativity and self-expression.

Her professional background in design, illustration, and experiential storytelling includes work with well-known brands such as Walt Disney Imagineering, Panama Jack, Legendary Whitetails, and General Motors helping bring imaginative experiences to life.

Through Studio Agnew, the mission is simple: to inspire creativity, confidence, and imagination in young artists of all skill levels.

Meet Your Camp Art Instructor

Camp FAQs

What age group is this camp for?

This camp is designed for students entering 5th grade and up (ages 10+). The projects are structured to be engaging, creative, and age-appropriate for older elementary and middle school students.

How many campers will be in the session?

Camp is intentionally kept small, with a maximum of 12 students, to ensure a supportive, hands-on creative experience.

What should my child bring each day?

Campers should bring a water bottle each day. All art materials and supplies are provided.

Are supplies included in the cost?

Yes! All art materials, tools, and project supplies are included in the tuition. Each camper will also receive a signed copy of Star’s Imagination: A Creative Journey of Art & Stories.

Will there be a final presentation?

Yes. At the end of the week, families are invited to a special Story Sharing Celebration, where campers will share their artwork and original stories.

Can parents attend during the week?

No. Camp is designed as a drop-off experience to encourage independence and creativity. Parents are invited to attend the final celebration only.

What is your cancellation or refund policy?

Due to limited enrollment and advance material preparation, all registrations are non-refundable. If your child is unable to attend, please reach out to discuss possible transfer options if available.

Where is the camp located?

Camp will be held at Studio Agnew in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida.

Studio Agnew
107 East Central Avenue
Howey-in-the-Hills, FL 34737

What will my child create during camp?

Campers will explore abstract painting, collage, drawing, storytelling, and bookmaking. Each student will create their own illustrated book to take home at the end of the week.

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107 E. Central Ave.,
Howey-in-the-Hills, Fl 34737

Contact

Saturday
Creative Saturdays
Drop in to explore Studio Agnew through rotating hands-on art experiences, seasonal projects, and make-and-take activities. Browse, shop, create, and discover upcoming classes and workshops.

Studio Agnew is located in the heart of Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida — a working creative studio for classes, workshops, and community art experiences.

Monday, Wednesday – Friday
Art Classes Available
Scheduled morning and afternoon studio classes and creative sessions.


Monday, Wednesday – Thursday
Young Artist Studio
4:00-5:30 PM


Monday
Ocoee Creative Nights
6:30-8:30 PM

Tuesday
Off-Site Workshops / Studio Closed
No studio hours. Off leading pop-up workshops and creative programs at partner locations throughout the community.

Sunday
Private Group Bookings
Available for birthday parties, private workshops, and group events.

689-582-8959 | lindsay@studioagnew.com

Studio Agnew Information

Hours / Studio Access