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Ed Fenendael
May 15-20, 2011
(Four Teaching Days)
New to Dillman's
BIOGRAPHY Ed is a native of Wisconsin and began his art career over thirty years ago. He works in several media but his main focus is watercolor and watercolor and ink. He says, “I like the spontaneity of watercolor”. Fenendael’s paintings can be found at The Watergate Gallery in Washington, D. C., Ephraim Clayworks Gallery in Ephraim, Wisconsin at Morning Mist Studio at Windmill Farm in Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin and in numerous corporate and private collections throughout the world. He has studied at the Kansas City Art Institute where is continues to be on the visiting faculty. ART MUSEUM
GALLERY REPRESENTATION
TEACHING / WORKSHOPS
ORGANIZATIONS: DOOR COUNTY ART LEAGUE; MISSOURI WATERCOLOR SOCIETY; FOUNDING MEMBER; KANSAS WATERCOLOR SOCIETY Studio: Something for all levels DOWNLOAD THE WORKSHOP SUPPLY LIST (PDF) Ed offers a partial tuition scholarship.
Workshop ItinerarySunday, 5/15 Monday–Thursday 5/16–5/19 Thursday, 5/19 Friday, 5/20
Day students are welcome to attend the Welcome Reception and Farewell Reception (included in your package). You are also invited to join the class dinners (additional fee). PAL’s (Participants at large) can vacation at Dillman’s for $50 per night for accommodations. Costs for box lunches and dinners are additional.
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Using ink with watercolor adds a wonderful dimension to your art. Explore the creativity that ink can provide as we add line to our paintings and discover the potential to create spontaneous, quick imagery. By using ink with watercolor you will push your creativity to new heights and increase the excitement that these media can provide. Each day will contain a short lecture, a demo and a gentle critique. Subject matter will be varied including landscape, street scenes, and/or floral. We will begin with small sized pieces and graduate to larger format as the workshop progresses. Emphasis will be, as always, on individual attention and the creative process. Remember it’s all about the process and not the end product. Plan to have a creative, exciting experience.
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