Watercolor Mondays in October

This class is Sold Out but if you are interested in signing up for the waiting list for this class please call Artisan’s Santa Fe Store at (505) 954-4179 or contact our email artspot@artisansantafe.com. 

Monday’s, October 11, 18, 25 & November 1, 2021 from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM for $160 + tax.

Join our vibrant community of artists seeking to improve their watercolor painting skills. This class is for the first-time painter, as well as the student who would like to learn more about the various approaches to painting in this very direct medium. Demonstrations will be given each week showing students how to paint wet-on-wet washes, dry-on-wet washes and with a dry brush. Intermediate level students, while developing an independent vision, will learn ways to improve their painting skills through advanced demonstration, practice and critique.

We will focus on creative self-expression, color, design and dramatic shadows and light. Students will paint from my supplied image or their own. Continue your artistic journey and develop your own creative style in this beautiful and direct medium.

Prerequisite: Some painting experience required.
Level: All Levels. Students should use painting supplies they currently use.

CLICK to download MATERIALS LIST – PDF file

Due to State Regulations,
masks will be required in both stores.

~ As of August 20, 2021

• Max Students: 10
• Bring Your Own Materials
• No Refunds after October 7th
• Please park on Maclovia Street between Artisan and Autozone – Please DO NOT park directly behind our building

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Artist Bio:

Ric Dentinger has been painting and illustrating professionally for over 30 years while successfully balancing a career as an art director and managing his own graphic design shop.

Born in La Rochelle, France, Dentinger was raised in a military family that lived in several locations in Europe and the United States, finally settling in San Antonio, Texas. From a very young age, Dentinger was obsessed with drawing and painting.He attended the Warren Hunter School of Fine Arts in San Antonio, where he focused primarily on watercolor painting.

He has great admiration for the art of Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth, John Singer Sargent, Jan Vermeer, Edward Hopper, Edgar Degas and Anders Zorn.

Dentinger has received numerous awards for his bold and dramatic watercolor paintings throughout the United States, including Best of Show in Texas and Louisiana, and other awards in Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle.

He has had articles about his work in Watercolor Artist Magazine, including the cover art, and has been accepted 4 times in the Splash series of books highlighting the best contemporary watercolor artists. His work can also be found in the book Painting in Watercolor:The Indispensable Guide (Webb, 2016).

He has taught many workshops throughout the United States and offers online group classes.
From 2009 to 2020, he was on the faculty of the Southwest School of Art (which is an accredited art school offering a BFA) in San Antonio, TX.

In 2018, Dentinger was selected as a Centennial Painter with the Art of Texas Parks Project, celebrating the 100th year anniversary of the Texas State Park System. His work will be included in a book and a show at the Texas State Capitol in 2022.

Dentinger paints in a representational style, choosing subject matter from his environment and travels. He favors evocative subjects, such as dilapidated buildings, intriguing portraits, moody landscapes and animals with strong personalities.

Visit Ric’s website: www.DentingerFineArt.com