ELLD: Reprise

TUES April 8
7-9pm
The Cart & Horses, 1 Maryland Point, Stratford
(Nearest tube Maryland on the Elizabeth Line, 10 min walk from Stratford stn)
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This week at ELLD we welcome back masseur and performer Lukas, making his sophomore appearance downstairs in the subterranean auditorium of The Cart and Horses!

As always with our group, this is a very safe and respectful space for artists and model alike. Everybody is welcome, you don't have to be LGBTQIA+ to join us, but you should probably consider giving it a whirl some time. If you're new please say hi to the organiser! He's shy ☺️

Essential materials are provided! But you are welcome to bring some of your own. We have art boards, paper, pencils, sharpeners, rubbers, tape and clips. We start at 7pm but do arrive 15 minutes early to give yourself time to get your bits together, choose a good seat and order a drink and/or food at the bar. The door downstairs is on your left as you enter the pub, and we'll will be ready for you from 18:45.

There will be some discrete promotional filming for Instagram at each session, please indicate if you prefer not to appear in the video! It's up to you - see our Insta reels for examples of how we roll.

Your tickets are flexible: you can redeem your booked sessions at any time, and if your plans change we can let you join a later event, but if you buy a 3 or 6 pack of tickets, please let me know each week if you plan to attend so that I can keep track of numbers and fill all available seats. Also if you buy multiple tickets, drop me a message if you will be bringing people!

We're a training session not a contest, so remember: you ARE good enough to draw with us - we learn by making mistakes, not by avoiding them! And I'm here to help you with anything you want to improve - just ask. We're a mix of creative professionals and total novices, all beavering away to refine our skills in a quietly focused and productive weekly session. Drawing from life is a skill you maintain constantly; you've never completely finished learning how to represent reality in two dimensions, it just keeps getting better...

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