blankslatejoe
06-05-2008, 08:56 AM
Hey everyone!
Every once and awhile I try and get together the local guys for a meet up to draw and hang out. I haven't done this since the old Cgchat days, but I figured it's about time I start it up again!
So, if you're in the Boston area, feel free to join us, if you're not, then try and get a sketch meet up in your own area going!
SO:
A couple of us are planning on meeting in Harvard Square, this Sunday! We're planning on hitting up the Harvard Museum of Natural History (http://www.hmnh.harvard.edu/) which is crammed full of great drawing subjects (skeletons, taxidermy specimens,a few live animals, crazy rock formations, glass flowers sea creatures, scale models of famous architecture. It looks like there's a new bug and arthropod exhibit and a glass sea creatures exhibit! Even if you don't draw, there's a ton of stuff to just look at, and it's a great place to bring the kids/family/aging grandmother/etc!
Admission is 9 dollars, and we're meeting at 1 PM at the big Au Bon Pain cafe (as opposed to the smaller one a few blocks away), right next to the Harvard T Stop. It's about a 5 minute walk from the museum. Come fed and ready to draw, we'll be in the museum awhile. Maybe we'll all go grab some food afterwards!
Reply if you're interested!
-joe
Every once and awhile I try and get together the local guys for a meet up to draw and hang out. I haven't done this since the old Cgchat days, but I figured it's about time I start it up again!
So, if you're in the Boston area, feel free to join us, if you're not, then try and get a sketch meet up in your own area going!
SO:
A couple of us are planning on meeting in Harvard Square, this Sunday! We're planning on hitting up the Harvard Museum of Natural History (http://www.hmnh.harvard.edu/) which is crammed full of great drawing subjects (skeletons, taxidermy specimens,a few live animals, crazy rock formations, glass flowers sea creatures, scale models of famous architecture. It looks like there's a new bug and arthropod exhibit and a glass sea creatures exhibit! Even if you don't draw, there's a ton of stuff to just look at, and it's a great place to bring the kids/family/aging grandmother/etc!
Admission is 9 dollars, and we're meeting at 1 PM at the big Au Bon Pain cafe (as opposed to the smaller one a few blocks away), right next to the Harvard T Stop. It's about a 5 minute walk from the museum. Come fed and ready to draw, we'll be in the museum awhile. Maybe we'll all go grab some food afterwards!
Reply if you're interested!
-joe