Sketchy Behaviour with Roxy Rawhide
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Adults have basically been robbed of the right to play. Creativity started needing a purpose, a product, or at least a gallery invite.
Meanwhile, it’s human to dance, it’s human to sing, and it’s human to draw - especially poorly!
Sketchy Behaviour is here to break that spell.
Doors open at 6pm, settle in and order your food and drinks at the bar.
At 7pm, the night begins:
• Guided drawing activities with your host Roxy Rawhide, prompts and visual inspiration provided
• Rotating activities at every session provide a mix of collaborative chaos and solo scribbling
• Breaks between rounds to regroup, hit the bathroom, top up a drink, grab some nibbles at the bar, and mingle with fellow doodlers
It’s all about connecting through process rather than polishing a product!
Expect laughter, strange drawings, and surprising conversations. In a world drowning in increasingly polished AI art, making something imperfect is a revolutionary act.
Supplies provided. Masks welcome. Sharing your weird creations, highly recommended.
Come draw like a kid, laugh like a fool, and leave with memories instead of masterpieces.
Note: Pride of our Footscray is located on the first floor of a building with no elevator and is therefore not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for our reduced accessibility.
Sketchy Behaviour is here to break that spell.
Doors open at 6pm, settle in and order your food and drinks at the bar.
At 7pm, the night begins:
• Guided drawing activities with your host Roxy Rawhide, prompts and visual inspiration provided
• Rotating activities at every session provide a mix of collaborative chaos and solo scribbling
• Breaks between rounds to regroup, hit the bathroom, top up a drink, grab some nibbles at the bar, and mingle with fellow doodlers
It’s all about connecting through process rather than polishing a product!
Expect laughter, strange drawings, and surprising conversations. In a world drowning in increasingly polished AI art, making something imperfect is a revolutionary act.
Supplies provided. Masks welcome. Sharing your weird creations, highly recommended.
Come draw like a kid, laugh like a fool, and leave with memories instead of masterpieces.
Note: Pride of our Footscray is located on the first floor of a building with no elevator and is therefore not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for our reduced accessibility.
