When I’m free on Tuesday mornings, you’ll find me at the Plastic Club, drawing from a clothed model.
Since 1897, the Plastic Club has been a place for artists to express themselves with various media.
They provide easels, tables, and drawing boards—you bring the rest! Volunteer monitors run the three-hour sessions and for a minimal fee ( $10, general admission, $9 for members, $7 for students)), you get to work with the model. There’s also a still life workshop ($3) and printmaking ($10) .
In addition to the weekly workshops there are group shows that run all year—some open to the public, others only for members. And there are also special workshops and events.
I consider myself lucky because I’ve also worked as a model for the portrait workshop, the one held Tuesday mornings from 9:30–12:30, so that gets me in for free! I love to do a bunch of different drawings playing with watercolor pencils, ink, and watercolor pallets. From time to time I’ve worked with charcoal, pastels, and paint.
Anything is possible in the unlimited world of art!
Let me know how you like them!
Way cool Roberta! Thank you.
Peter
Glad you like it. Thanks for checking one
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Love your drawings.
Thanks Jane!
Hi Roberta. You have really embraced all aspects of art/ drawing…. So happy that you’ve found a place to continue your art.
Thanks Arlene. Thanks for stopping by!