Nico and Venn invite you to join them online for a special duo life drawing session.

Join models Nico and Venn for an online life drawing session. A selection of short and long poses will be presented to the group, with individual and duo poses. There will also be time to share work for those who wish.

Nico, born in Greece, currently resides and works in London. He is an artist, writer and life model. His work is related to nature and queerness. Returning to his homeland of Greece during the summers, Nico finds inspiration for his work in the captivating landscapes of his native country.

Musician and model Venn is a Scottish born creative. He has posed for groups and individuals in London and is always blown away by the amazing art that is created, and loves the feeling of community and connection which it brings. He has been one of Meatzine's Icons, photographed by the talented Adrian Lourie and releases queer pop music as Venn Smyth. Expect interesting poses and a lot of fur!

The space is open to all abilities (even if you think you cant draw - you CAN!)

This is a safe space that promotes body positivity and celebrates all creative abilities. Absolute beginners and more advanced people welcome. This is a great place to meet new people come alone or brings your friends!

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- We are LGBTQ+ friendly and discrimination in any form will not be tolerated at our event.

Thank you and were really looking forward to seeing you there!

Ticket Price: 15

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