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SF Men's Naked Drawing Group Session Saturday 05/23/2026

Sat, May 23, 9:00 PM
From Men's Naked Drawing San Francisco
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11 attendees
Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Sun, Jun 21, 9:15 PM
From SF Art Modeling Trade Figure Drawing Group
4.9

Take a turn modeling (nude) then just draw for the rest of the session. Looking forward to seeing old and new friends! Optional $10 donation to cover studio rent is suggested but not required. We will supply chairs but bring your own drawing materials, such as pencil, paper, and drawing board if you have one. (No oil paints, solvents, or fixative inside the building.) Open to all levels of experience.

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[Oakland] Men's Naked Drawing SUN June 14

Sun, Jun 14, 9:00 PM
From Men's Naked Drawing San Francisco
4.9
3 attendees
STUDIO 203: Figure Drawing

STUDIO 203: Figure Drawing

Sat, May 23, 4:00 PM
From Studio 203 Figure Drawing
4.9

**1890 BRYANT STREET STUDIOS** Great models in a great studio in a great building meet every Saturday am, 9am-noon for a drop-in figure drawing session. We supply boards, easels, horses and chairs- bring your own supplies. This group has been going strong for over 30 years at different locations. **PARKING:** Easy on Saturdays but - *READ PARKING SIGNS!!!!* Some spots are 12 hours, others 2, others are meters. They DO ticket ($135). **PLEASE SHOW UP BEFORE 9AM**: A person posted at the entrance from 8:30 - 9am. They leave at 9am and after that and door is locked. **OTHER:** There's a coffee shop right next door. **From the group:** *Come draw with us on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at 1890 Bryant Street, Studio 203. The drawing fee is $20 CASH ONLY with a tip jar for the model. Our maximum capacity is 20 participants. If you arrive after 9 or without cash, you may not be admitted. Dry and water-soluble media welcome. There is a sink, but no water fountain. Please bring your own drinking water.* ***Please honor our house rules: no talking during poses;*** *cell phones silenced and stowed away; no pets. If the model requests, all artists are required to wear face masks, so please bring a mask. Thank you.*

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Drink and Draw: [Insert theme/prompt here]

Drink and Draw: [Insert theme/prompt here]

Thu, Jun 4, 1:00 AM
From Drink and Draw Bay
4.8

Just some convivial folks hanging out at a neighborhood pub with their skechbooks. You don't have to be an "artist," or whatever that means, to be here. Bringing art supplies is a great idea though! Hydration is encouraged! The Flying Pig sells soft drinks and other n/a options as well as beer and cider. 
We come up with a theme or prompt for each week. You're free to use it or ignore it. It's about inspiring to stray from the norm. Speaking of which, this week's theme/prompt is [TBA]

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Sketch Club at Sutro Heights

Sketch Club at Sutro Heights

Sat, May 23, 7:00 PM
From San Francisco Women Artists Gallery

Join us for some plein air sketching of the breathtaking views at Sutro Heights! Plenty of parking and seating and picnic table at the peak. We'll meet at Vista Del Mar. Just follow the trail up out of the parking lot to the top. SFWA is a designated SF Legacy Business in recognition of serving the community as a valued cultural asset of the city for over 100 years. Started in the late 1800s as the Sketch Club, it is one of California's oldest arts organizations.

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Use Meetup's search function to locate figure drawing groups in San Francisco. Filter results by location and interest category to discover nearby gatherings and workshops to attend.

Certainly! Check Meetup for upcoming figure drawing events in San Francisco. You can RSVP to the ones that fit your schedule and prepare your sketchpad for some creative time.

Costs can vary depending on the group or event organizer. Some figure drawing sessions might be free, while others may require a fee for materials or space. Always check event details for specifics.

Absolutely, you can join as many groups as you like! Engaging with multiple figure drawing communities can give you various perspectives and techniques to enhance your artistic skills.

Figure drawing events can be either online or in-person, depending on the organizers. Check the event description on Meetup for details on the format and location of each session.

Yes, many figure drawing groups welcome all skill levels, including beginners. Look for events with beginner-friendly descriptions to start your creative journey.

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Joining a figure drawing group offers networking opportunities, skill development, and the chance to meet like-minded artists. You'll enhance your craft while enjoying a supportive community.

While many events are well-structured, organization quality can vary by group. Reviews and feedback on Meetup can offer insights into the reliability and quality of each group.

Meeting frequency varies. Some figure drawing groups meet weekly, others monthly or sporadically based on interest and availability. Check each group’s schedule on Meetup for details.

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If no local figure drawing events are available, consider expanding your search range. You might also participate in online sessions, which allow wider geographic inclusivity.

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