Life Drawing Club

NAS LIFE DRAWING CLUB

The Life Drawing Club is open to everyone with an interest in exploring and practicing the art of life drawing. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, you’re welcome to take part.

Each session offers the opportunity to draw from a nude life model. Spencer White facilitates the sessions and models will hold a variety of short and extended poses to help you develop your skills.

Please note that this is a self-directed practice session, and no formal instruction is provided. Participants must bring their own drawing materials such as paper, pencils, charcoal etc.

MONDAYS
5.30 – 8.30PM
DRAWING STUDIO
FIRST FLOOR B.16 NORTH

Life Drawing Club Dates

Monday 23 June – 14 July (No LDC – Term break)

Monday 21 July
Monday 28 July
Monday 4 August
Monday 11 August
Monday 18 August
Monday 25 August
Monday 1 September
Monday 8 September
Monday 15 September
Monday 22 September
Monday 29 September (Term break – no session)
Monday 6 October (Term break – no session)
Monday 13 October
Monday 20 October
Monday 27 October (Term break – no session)
Monday 10 November (Term break – no session)
Monday 17 November
Monday 24 November
Monday 1 December
Monday 8 December
Monday 15 December

LIFE DRAWING CLUB RUNS DURING UNDERGRADUATE SEMESTERS (NOT IN ASSESSMENT WEEKS)

OPEN TO ALL

COST $30 PER SESSION

NO BOOKINGS REQUIRED – PAY AT THE DOOR BY EFTPOS
BRING YOUR OWN DRAWING MATERIALS
MANAGED BY NAS PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Contact

Short Courses
[email protected]

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