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School of Painting's 2010 Workshops Eric Wiegardt, nationally recognized judge and juror, has left an indelible mark on the American watercolor scene with more than 25 years of professional painting and teaching experience. He is the author of the North Light book Watercolor Free & Easy and featured in many books along with articles in Watercolor Magazine, International Artist Magazine, Watercolor Magic Magazine, and cover artist for The Artist’s Magazine. |
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Eric is a graduate of the American Academy of Art, Chicago, Illinois. Member of:
Wiegardt’s work has been exhibited nationwide through shows and galleries. Over the years, he has received numerous awards. Among them are: American Watercolor Society
National Watercolor Society
National Watercolor Society
Grumbacher Gold Medalist |
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About the Workshops: These workshops are designed to loosen up even the tightest painter and break the niggling detail habit. Painting loose is much more than a technique. It requires an understanding of specific design concepts in order to free one’s mind. Each day, Eric will focus on one of these principles. He will show how to construct a beautiful painting in one sitting, and free creative thinking from cumbersome theories of color and composition. There will be time for individual instruction in a relaxed atmosphere. All levels of expertise and individual style will benefit from Eric’s broad depth of experience. Beginners are welcome. A variety of subjects will be painted which may include landscapes, marinescapes, florals, streetscapes and still life. Materials list and guide to lodging will be furnished upon receiving deposit. A link to the materials list is on the workshop page of www.ericwiegardt.com. Cancellation Policy: Once your place has been reserved, there will be a non-refundable cancellation charge of $50.00. No refund after 30 days prior to the class. We reserve the right to cancel any workshop, in which case we will make a full refund. |
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| For a list of all 2010 workshops and a downloadable, printable flier, click here. | ||||
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