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Old 19.05.2009, 14:18
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Sketching in Switzerland

Hey everyone,

I'm new to this site but would like to contribute to all the nice ideas out there. Some may have heard that recently, Zurich hosted the http://www.ed-awards.com/ which showcased the work of many talented graphic designers. This event along with a friend who attended have inspired me to get back into drawing.

In my background, I studied graphic design a bit and have done some freelance. As much as I liked playing with Adobe CS, I still like good ol' pen and paper. And I know I have lots of room for improvement. When I studied a bit in Florence, Italy, my favorite class was where we would explore the city and draw whatever we felt like.

So... likewise, inspiration should be found around here too. And these are some details of what I am thinking:
  • Twice a month (more if interest rises) for an afternoon/day in or near Zurich
  • Visit museums, zoos, scenic places, etc. for inspiration... besides transport, would be the only fees involved but group rates could be possible
  • Not limited to sketching (also charcoal, paint, photography, etc.)
  • A website to showcase and share works
  • More ideas if you have them?
Of course, you don't need to be a professional to come, but it would be nice if you came ready to learn/teach and not uneasy about drawing in public places (and having people stare at you ).

I searched the threads and didn't see a topic like this... sorry if I am mistaken. Also, I chose this forum over Meetup since I would like feedback before I proceed with organizing anything. Hope to hear from those interested!

Thanks,
Edward

"Let whoever may have attained to so much as to have the power of drawing know that he holds a great treasure." - Michelangelo
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