Artist of the Week, David De Roach

Stick with it, get grounded and get present!  The more open in your approach the more possibilities arise.  You get into the flow and things start to happen.  It's often simply a shift in ones thinking and changing mediums.  In this case David started having fun, mark making using a bottle top, dry brush, ink, paint and a roll of beautiful rice paper - liberating.

Artist of the Week, Julie Stewart

Julie's translation is robust and primal. She has a very tactile approach using her colours wisely to enhance her work with just the right accents.

Artist of the Week, Sarah Healy

There is an intricate delicacy about Sarah's approach to drawing.  It is savoured and patiently given the time it requires to breath and land, so to speak.  We all have our own temperament and Sarah has found and acknowledged hers.  

Artist of the Week, Anthony Syndicas

Anthony's marks are swift and well orchestrated, as if to a symphony all of his own.  This comes with an accomplished drawing practice that is very grounded and present.

Artist of the Week, Kris Wood

The physicality of Kris's marks is essentially what underpins her work. You can't borrow something like that, you can't confine it.  You just need to be very present, very honest, and keep building upon your signature as soon as you get a glimpse of it.

Our First session looked like this .....We were so toasty and warm, thank you St ALi xx

NEW VENUE, NEW TIME, Starting WEDNESDAY 1ST MAY

Hooray, we've found a fab new venue.  I'm sure a lot of you would know of ST ALi Coffee Roasters, they have a pretty good reputation for making the best coffee in Melbourne.  Well, this is Roar Drawings new home. As of Wednesday 1st May, our weekly Life Drawing classes will be back on.

Can't wait to see you there!

St ALi

12-18 Yarra Place

SOUTH MELBOURNE

7-9pm

Free parking after 6pm.                  Tram stop 127