Art of You and Me 

Figurative Art & Improv

Rising 4th-6th graders

June 8-12th, 2026

9:00 am-3:30 pm 

10 Students 

Jennifer Ober & Mickey May 

Class Description:

This camp is designed for rising 4th- 6th graders who love hands-on creating and performance! Jennifer will spend the morning leading students on projects focused on figurative artwork. Projects will cover a variety of art media, likely including projects such as ceramic busts, observational drawing/painting, and embroidered portraits. Mickey will spend the afternoons teaching students the fundamentals of short form improv with a focus on collaborative story telling and character work. Campers will work together to feel confident in their creative brains and performance skills. Throughout the day, students will break for outdoor and social time. You'll be blown away by the art created and skills developed by the end of the week!

All projects are specifically designed to accommodate students of all skill levels and can be adjusted accordingly to meet each student's specific needs. No prior art or theater experience is needed.

Teacher Bios:

Jennifer, a graduate of UT Austin with a BFA in Studio Art, added her TX teaching certification in 2001. She taught K-6 art in Austin ISD for 10 years, earning Teacher of the Year in 2007. Upon moving to Wimberley, she began offering summer camps and after school art classes out of her private studio and taught K-12 art at Hill Country Academy in Dripping Springs. These days, she donates her time to projectART as a founding board member and regular instructor.

Mickey is an ATX based improvisor, educator, and writer. She teaches with The Hideout Theatre and is a professor of instruction at Texas State University.

3 Ways to Enroll:

• Full Tuition: Families paying full tuition support all classroom costs and help ensure more courses are released per semester.
• Sustaining pARTner Discount: pARTners contributing $25/month save 25% on youth tuition.
• Tuition Assistance: Full and partial tuition assistance removes barriers, making courses accessible for families experiencing hardship. 

Questions: Please contact Lauren Slubar, Education Manager at lslubar@projectartwimberley.org