Succulent Printmaking Class

Learn Printmaking! Laura teaches you step by step how to create this fun print of succulents. This class is great for beginner or experienced artists alike. You will be able to make multiple prints during this class. All supplies are included in ticket price.

Please Arrive 15- 20 minutes early to find parking, grab an apron, and settle into your seat

You will be working with sharp tools during this class. There will be waiver forms for you to fill out at the front desk when you check in for the class. We provide protective gloves but feel free to bring your own gardening gloves or any other protective wear for your hands.

Our classes are always beginner friendly! No prior painting experience is necessary, as our experienced instructors will provide step-by-step instructions.

Our classes are the perfect option for a date night, girls night, boys night etc! Grab your friends and make it a fun-filled evening of art and laughter. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to create your own artwork and learn a brand new skill! Have more than ten people who want to join? No problem! We take advance tickets for private parties and events such as bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthday parties, graduation parties, team building etc

Ticket Info

All ticket holders must be 18+ years. You may bring outside food or drink but it is at our discretion. No drinks without lids. A class must have 10 people signed up otherwise classes can warrant a cancellation by RemainReal. In the event of a cancellation, RemainReal will be in contact with signed up students before the scheduled time. Refunds for a class will only be given in the event of a cancellation by our team and only our team. Credits will be given to be used towards future classes only in the event of a student cancellation that is no more than 4 hours before the scheduled time of the class. Credits will not be issued for No Shows or student cancellations past the required 4 hour notice.

We take immense pride in our commitment to the downtown Denver community, offering an exclusive open-to-the-public gallery that showcases the latest works of emerging local artists every month. Nestled within our space, discerning art enthusiasts and collectors will discover a curated selection of resident artwork available for acquisition. Our gallery is meticulously designed to serve as a haven for inspiration, fostering creativity and stimulating critical thought.

In our pursuit of bridging the worlds of luxury art collecting and community engagement, we offer a unique experience in our dedicated classroom gallery. Here, we extend our passion for art to all levels, hosting beginner-friendly classes that invite individuals to explore their artistic inclinations. It's an opportunity for both seasoned collectors and newcomers to the art scene to engage in a shared appreciation for creativity.

At our gallery, we believe that the richness of local artistic expression should be accessible to everyone, and our commitment to education aligns with this philosophy. Simultaneously, our carefully curated collection spans an array of sizes, styles, and price points, ensuring that there is something for every discerning art connoisseur. We extend a cordial invitation for you to explore the gallery, an opportunity to immerse yourself in the extraordinary talent that Colorado has to offer, and to partake in the inclusive art experience that is at the heart of our establishment.

Laura:

I recently moved to the Denver area from Illinois, where I was represented by The Gilbert Gallery in Urbana. I have shown my work all over the country and have worked in several different professions. I was a carpenter in Illinois , a Scenic artist and illustrator in NY City, and taught art to children in Florida, Pittsburgh, New York and Illinois. I received my BFA in Painting from Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh.

My favorite medium is oil on wood, but I also paint in watercolor and acrylic and do linoleum block prints.  My subject matter is vignettes and landscapes that speak to me. I tend to work on a small scale, which invokes the idea of a keepsake or “devotional”, commemorating a moment in time.