Dianna Fritzler: Paint Bodacious Blooms – January 19 – 21, 2024

Over the past 16 years, Dianna has taught multitudes of students across the country through her lively, informative and nurturing workshops. She believes that we are our own worst critics and that by exploring our creative gifts without judgement in an affirming and positive environment we can unlock magic. From beginners to advanced, her students discover new potential and create powerful works of art.

As a full-time artist, Dianna is on the faculty of the Art Students League of Denver and her paintings are collected around the world. Her work is in the public collections of Children’s Hospital Colorado, St. Mary’s Hospital, Colorado Mesa University and Hospice and Palliative Care of Western Colorado. She is in several galleries and her art dons the wine labels of Grande River Vineyards. Her biggest honor is to be able to spread joy through her work and teach others how to find exuberance in creating.

Visit Dianna’s website.

Testimonials:

“I have taken from state- and worldwide renowned artists. I really felt that Dianna spent more time encouraging and boosting my confidence in my artwork than any others have. I can’t wait to take a workshop from her again!” — Jennifer

“Dianna is a generous teacher with a passion for teaching and coaching. The best in all her students comes through with her sense of humor and gentle prodding. She’s such a cheerleader as well as a force of talent and knowledge about her medium.” – Kiersten

“Dianna is an amazing teacher! She dives in to help encourage and challenge her students. Her instruction is fascinating and so much fun! Can’t wait for the next workshop!” – Cindy

“The best workshop I have experienced in a long, long time!” – Lynn

“If pre-existing habits and beliefs are holding you back in your paintings, I recommend to immediately sign up for this workshop. It is a “breakthrough” workshop that I am so pleased I discovered.” – Melinda

“This workshop was so freeing, empowering and exhilarating! Dianna’s personality made it fun and comfortable for all.” — Carolyn