Dr. Sketchy's Baltimore: Burlesque & Drag Life Drawing feat. Lula Lioness

A livelier life drawing event, Dr. Sketchy’s is where artists of all levels draw fabulous burlesque and variety performers. Enjoy delicious cocktails and compete in zany drawing contests to win free drinks and other awesome prizes! We’ll start off with quick 1- and 2-minute gesture poses and gradually move up to 20-minute sketches. No drawing experience is necessary; just bring your own drawing materials—plus generous cash tips for our model—and join us for some fun figure sketching practice!

We're back at The Green Room for the first time in a while, with the brilliant posing and performing! Here's a little bit about our November muse:

"Creepy and Ethereal, Lula Lioness is sure to dazzle you with her trans excellence. Lula is a competition-winning drag artist and recently performed in the 3rd Annual Charm City Burlesque and Variety Festival.

"She focuses her producing on uplifting queer artists, especially Trans artists! She has worked on shows like “In The Stacks” at the Peabody Library blending classical music with drag, “EnTRANSed” an all Trans Burlesque Revue, and “Furrocity” Pride Show at Creative Alliance!"

Come early to get the best seats and a drink—and even a delicious dinner—then stay after we wrap up to share your work with fellow artists over one last drink at the bar.

Doors at 6:00 pm, drawing from 7-10 pm. 18+ to draw, 21+ to drink. $15 in advance, $20 at the door, plus service fees for online and in-person credit card transactions. BYO drawing supplies—we strongly recommend bringing a compact set-up with a sketchbook/pad no larger than 14" x 17", as space and table availability are limited in this lovely. intimate venue. No photography, messy paints, or dip pens, please (watercolors are fine).

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