The art camp is one of dozens educational and sports camps offered on campus during the summer months, primarily designed for K-12 students.
According to the university website, the athletics department will host multiple camps in 16 different varsity sports.
Various camps focusing on everything from journalism to robotics to money management are sprinkled throughout the summer.
The popular Alabama Summer Computer Camps, already booked out with a wait-list, will teach middle and high school kids robotics, game programming and smartphone programming.
More than 1,000 Boys and Girls State attendees filled university dorms last week, and participants took part in revitalizing a local park in addition to their on-campus activities.
Ashley Chambers, a graduate student in the MFA program and co-director for a creative writing camp held earlier this summer, said camps are a great place for kids to learn about things that might not be taught during the school year.
"High school kids are very open to trying new and different things," she said. "It was amazing what they came up with last summer. Every kid there, even if they were shy at the beginning, was excited for the final reading in front of their friends and family."
Upcoming programs include private lessons at the Community Music School, Student Introduction to Engineering on July 7, Moundville Archeological Park Indian Summer Day Camps July 29 through Aug. 2 and Museum of Natural History Summer Field Trips through July and August.
Check out UA's K-12 Summer Programs website for more information.