Figure Drawing – Untutored Monthly Studio Sessions - 19 Oct 2025

Practice. Explore. Refine.

Join artist Seabastion Toast for a relaxed and inspiring monthly life drawing session at Yarrila Arts and Museum. Held one Sunday each month, these three-hour sessions offer artists of all experience levels a chance to slow down, focus deeply, and connect with the figure through longer, sustained poses with a clothed model.

Whether you're just starting out or looking to push your creative boundaries, this is a unique opportunity to:

• Sharpen your observation skills

• Refine your technique in your chosen medium

• Explore more layered, detailed works over time

Work at your own pace in a calm, welcoming space. While there’s no formal instruction, Seabastion will be drawing and painting alongside participants - offering a behind-the-scenes look at her personal process and approach to figurative art.

Each session is gently facilitated to ensure a supportive and respectful environment, making it the perfect setting to experiment, grow, or simply enjoy a few uninterrupted hours of creative flow.

Sessions are ticketed individually and run once a month. Each is a fresh opportunity to connect with your practice and the local arts community.

Details: Duration: 3 hours (with regular short breaks)

Refreshments: Hot water and cups are available. Participants are welcome to bring their own refreshments.

Mediums: All mediums are welcome, including drawing, painting, and mixed media. Basic materials such as paper, charcoal, graphite, and a small selection of acrylic paints will be provided. If you’d like to work with other materials, feel free to bring your own - just ensure they’re low-irritant and easy to clean up.

Model: Clothed and seated in the same position throughout (with lighting)

Facilitator: Seabastion Toast

Equipment: Easels, stool. Chair. clips and boards provided

Location: The Workshop, Yarrila Arts and Museum

Cost: $35 per session

Date: Sunday 19 October

Time: 10:30am – 1:30pm

Host or Publisher Yarrila Arts and Museum