Art Gallery

This delightful rendering of a forest tree with a friendly face was created in watercolors during a forest camp experience. The artist was 9 years old and was able to create not only the delightful character but also a realistic background of the Hawaiian sky.

Here are several examples of children’s artwork based on their making a personal face mask then adding on found materials from the Hawaiian forest to add color and character to the representation.

Hawaii is a group of high islands with mountains as high as 13,000 ft. On Kauai our forest camp is high in the mountains and children’s artwork reflects their closeness with nature. This picture was done by a 12 yr. old on matted paper with acrylic paints at our Forest Camp in 2017.

Children love to create their imaginative worlds in clay or colored playdoh. In this picture the children are making a mountain village of magical little people called ‘Menehune’ in Hawaiian.

Winning Photo of Coloring Contest - Storybook Theatre of Hawaii