Toscana Studio and Gallery Art Classes Tucson & Oro Valley AZ

Fine Art and Art Classes for Kids and Adults

Oil Painting Camp 2026

Oil Painting In this fun camp, learn to create oil paintings on canvas. We begin painting a variety of still life for the first two days, strengthening observation skills and getting comfortable with the medium. The second two days students will select photos of their choice and create paintings based on those photos. Students will learn to work safely and neatly with oils, understand the...

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Drawing From Life and Photos Camp 2026

Drawing From Life and Photos   Learn the basic techniques to draw from life and photos. Using graphite and charcoal, students will strengthen their observation skills while learning about shading, values, light, mark making, contour drawing, gridding, setting up a still life, and more! You will learn many fun and creative ways to draw. This class includes a drawing session with a live...

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Sew a Stuffed Animal Camp 2026

Learn To Sew A Stuffed Animal (or Plush Doll)   Design your own unique doll or stuffed animal choose from a multitude of fabrics patterns or design your own pattern, pin and cut out. Learn how to operate a sewing machine, to assemble the pieces together, and by the end of the week you’ll be stuffing your creations and finishing the details. This camp is for grades 3 – 12....

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Kids Summer Art Camp

Kids Summer Art Camp – 2026   It’s Summer! Time for Toscana Studio’s Kids Summer Art Camp. For kids grades 3rd – 12th. Held from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m, Tuesday through Friday. With the exception of the Learn To Sew A Simple Outfit camp, each camp is $290.00 for the 4-day session. All materials are included in the camp cost. We will hold an art show at 4:15 p.m. on...

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Truly Nolen Sculpture by Linda Ahearn

Linda Ahearn was commissioned to create a bronze statue of Truly Nolen company founder Truly David Nolen. He is depicted as sitting on a bench with a special mouse feature to symbolize his beloved “mouse car.” Local Tucson artists Lynn Rae Lowe worked on the bench,  and Mark Rossi created the mouse. Nolen’s wife, Vickie, commissioned the creation of the statue and donated it to the Leadership...

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