Elizabeth is an experienced art educator who teaches classes for a wide range of ages at the Denver Art Museum, the Art Students League of Denver, Denver Parks and Recreation, the Denver Botanic Gardens, Curtis Center for the Arts, and RedLine Contemporary Art Center. Whether leading a one-time workshop or ongoing, skill-building classes, she believes in helping people find joy through art-making and creativity. She offers students a variety of tools and techniques, encouraging them to explore and discover what feels most enjoyable and meaningful to them.
Before transitioning to art instruction, Elizabeth taught high school English for 10 years. Her experience in the classroom gives her a strong understanding of traditional educational settings and allows her to connect easily with fellow educators. She draws on this background to create engaging, fun, and applicable professional development opportunities for school staff.
Elizabeth’s most popular art activities are:
- Watercolor Painting
- Acrylic Painting
- Homemade paper-making
- “Artist-a-day” lessons inspired by local and international artists
- Stamp Carving
- Collage (Floral Collage, Abstract Collage and Animal Collage)
- Metal Embossing
She enjoy working with organizers to personalize art experiences that are fun and accessible for everyone!
