ABOUT KINKY DRAWING CLUB

Please join us for Kinky Drawing Club at GD2, a free, casual, inclusive event for life drawing!

Two wonderful models will volunteer their time to offer various poses that express their personal kinks, fetishes, and interests. Attending artists can sketch in various mediums in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Artists of all levels and experience are welcome and supported, and extra sketching materials (paper, pencils, a few clipboards) will be provided at the event.

Doors open at 5pm, we will make some announcements regarding consent and expectations around 5:10pm, and then we will start around 5:15 to ensure we have plenty of time to work. Although we will have a few short breaks, time will go by really fast, so come prepared to settle in and draw, draw, draw! You do not have to participate, there will be no judging, but all are welcome to share their work and offer encouragement. 

Each volunteer model will work through several short poses to get you warmed up and practice various angles, and then provide a longer pose to give you an opportunity to work in-depth on your figure drawing. The model may be nude or attired in various fetish gear, but the aim is to provide an opportunity to practice drawing the human body in its many beautiful shapes and sizes (with some fun kinky twists in the posing)! 

These important reminders will be announced at the event:

1. Photography will not be permitted, even for reference (unless individually negotiated with the model on your own time, after the event).
2. Technically, sketches are the property of the artists, and artists have the right to post it wherever they want. However, please be respectful of each model's consent & preferences in order to provide maximum comfort to our wonderful volunteers. Further, models have the right to tell artists whether or not they can be identified in the post in any way.
   
3. Despite being of a kinky nature, this is not a play event or voyeuring event - please do not make unnecessary sexual or objectifying comments toward models during the event, for the sake of the models and other artists who are focused on their work. Life drawing settings can already be vulnerable, intimate, and awkward; we want to have a fun time, but please don't make it harder or more uncomfortable for the volunteers to provide artists with this service. (And models, please don't flirt with the artists during the event for similar reasons; they are here to draw). Get a GD2 membership and set all of your consensual flirting loose in the dungeon after the event!