Global Sketching Practice Group

We meet in order to practice sketching and colouring and learn from one-another, to be part of a community who enjoy sketching and share the art we produce.

We meet on ZOOM for an hour each Wednesday evening at 7 30 EST.

A link is emailed in the week before each session and a recap including a link to the reference images afterwards.

There are three separate sketch times within the session, each having a reference picture displayed on the Zoom screen.

Sketchers may produce sketches prompted by the reference images, fully or partially, and either copy or express their own style or interpretation, or do their individual art projects, then optionally show their work to the rest of the group.

Members are encouraged to finish any unfinished sketches later and post a photo of their art on-line using a link supplied in an email recapping each week's session, and place encouraging comments on one another's work.

Most use pencils or pens and watercolour paints, paper and brushes for their sketches. Coloured pencils, crayons, highlighters and Sharpies may be used, or even digital apps.

We meet in order to practice sketching and colouring and learn from one-another, to be part of a community who enjoy sketching and share the art we produce.

We meet on ZOOM for an hour each Wednesday evening at 7 30 EST.

A link is emailed in the week before each session and a recap including a link to the reference images afterwards.

There are three separate sketch times within the session, each having a reference picture displayed on the Zoom screen.

Sketchers may produce sketches prompted by the reference images, fully or partially, and either copy or express their own style or interpretation, or do their individual art projects, then optionally show their work to the rest of the group.

Members are encouraged to finish any unfinished sketches later and post a photo of their art on-line using a link supplied in an email recapping each week's session, and place encouraging comments on one another's work.

Most use pencils or pens and watercolour paints, paper and brushes for their sketches. Coloured pencils, crayons, highlighters and Sharpies may be used, or even digital apps.

We meet in order to practice sketching and colouring and learn from one-another, to be part of a community who enjoy sketching and share the art we produce.

We meet on ZOOM for an hour each Wednesday evening at 7 30 EST.

A link is emailed in the week before each session and a recap including a link to the reference images afterwards.

There are three separate sketch times within the session, each having a reference picture displayed on the Zoom screen.

Sketchers may produce sketches prompted by the reference images, fully or partially, and either copy or express their own style or interpretation, or do their individual art projects, then optionally show their work to the rest of the group.

Members are encouraged to finish any unfinished sketches later and post a photo of their art on-line using a link supplied in an email recapping each week's session, and place encouraging comments on one another's work.

Most use pencils or pens and watercolour paints, paper and brushes for their sketches. Coloured pencils, crayons, highlighters and Sharpies may be used, or even digital apps.

We meet in order to practice sketching and colouring and learn from one-another, to be part of a community who enjoy sketching and share the art we produce.

We meet on ZOOM for an hour each Wednesday evening at 7 30 EST.

A link is emailed in the week before each session and a recap including a link to the reference images afterwards.

There are three separate sketch times within the session, each having a reference picture displayed on the Zoom screen.

Sketchers may produce sketches prompted by the reference images, fully or partially, and either copy or express their own style or interpretation, or do their individual art projects, then optionally show their work to the rest of the group.

Members are encouraged to finish any unfinished sketches later and post a photo of their art on-line using a link supplied in an email recapping each week's session, and place encouraging comments on one another's work.

Most use pencils or pens and watercolour paints, paper and brushes for their sketches. Coloured pencils, crayons, highlighters and Sharpies may be used, or even digital apps.