TONIGHT 7-9pm: life drawing at the Herne Tavern

By hannah.alton
July 29, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted July 29, 2014

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Posted July 29, 2014

Hello

Tonight it's the final drop in session before the summer break. We have a focus on tone and form this evening. The class is in the function room in the beer garden of the Herne Tavern, SE22 0RR, 7-9pm

All levels of experience are welcome, please feel free to drop in - it's an informal and friendly class with both structured exercises and time for longer poses - but feel free to opt out if you just want access to the model. All materials are provided, including easels and paper- just bring your friends and a pint! Costs ?12 per session.

Please get in touch with any questions

See you later!

Hannah

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