Sunday Sketch Crawl - Claiborne & Churchill Winery

Let's get our Sunday sketch on! - As requested, let's take advantage of our location here in the central coast wine country and get inspired by the vineyards. Claiborne & Churchill Winery is a great spot that has a lot of open seating with views to the vineyards. No wine tasting or purchase necessary. I'll be sure to make a reservation or get there early to secure seating for the group.

Note the time time change. They close at 5 so starting at 2:30 gives a bit of time to linger after if desired.

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Fine Print:
As usual, we'll do a quick 'meet n greet' to get to know each other (if you're new or catch or for the regulars) before getting started. We typically get two 45 min sketch sessions in - leaving us time in between and at the end to share as a group what you created and any details related to your unique process.

Things to consider before joining session:

• Skill level: All ages and abilities welcome. No sketching experience needed. This is a non-judgemental supportive environment that encourages you to express yourself however you want.
• Supplies: Be sure to bring a sketchbook and something to draw with. If you have those little 'alligator' binder clips, they help keep the pages blowing over in the wind.
• Sitting: We prioritize places with plenty of open seating but sometimes we sit wherever we can. If you have a folding chair or stool you'd like to bring you're more than welcome to. If you have any mobility considerations please let me know so we can factor that into the route/destination.
• Weather: Weather in SLO can change at the last min. Bring sunscreen, hat, or jacket as you see fit for protection from the elements.
• Photography: Session photos do get posted to the group event page after each session so please let us know if you don't want yourself or your art shared and we'll make sure to respect your request.
• Questions & RSVP: Reach out so I can answer them. If you can't make it, be sure to update your reservation in advance so I have a good idea of final head count for planning purposes.