"The SketchClub is an artists group for cartoonists, illustrators and comic book artists that meets every Saturday night from 7-10 pm at Freebirds World Burrito (4930 South Loop 289, Suite 250) to draw and hang out.
The club is free to join, and artists of all skill levels are welcome. Its the perfect opportunity to draw inspiration from a wide variety of talent in one group.
The Sketch Club mission is to enable artists to reach their fullest potential artistically and spiritually, to use their lives and talents to make the world a better place, and inspire others to do the same."
The SketchClub is doing a special event in October as a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen cancer foundation. This is a first friday art trail event at the McPhereson Cellars winery located on Texas Avenue between 16th and 17th streets in the Depot Entertainment District. The event will be Friday October 2nd from 6 – 9 pm. We’re calling it “Face that Care” , and we’re doing drawings of people for donations to the Komen foundation. This is a great opportunity to get practice with drawing faces – and its for a good cause!
Please email me to let me know if you are interested.
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TheWEST TEXAS COMIC-CON tentative GUEST list is up, as well as EXHIBITOR applications. We are looking for VOLUNTEERS to help at the show. If you are interested, please contact us!
There is an interview with Sketch Club founder Will Terrell on the 2MT podcast now posted online. Go by and check it out. They talk about childhood ninjas, Lubbock, and why Will had no business getting into the comic book business, and if you’re a comics creator hoping to get into the game, there’s plenty of inspiration to be found. Please check it out!
The Sketch Club will be sketch night at the Party on the Patio at our freebirds at 4930 s Loop 289 in Lubbock on July 19th from 1-5pm. Come Join us! There will be a Live Band “Blindfold Charlie”, Race Cars good food and lots of fun!
The SketchClub had an article in the University newspaper yesterday. The article is online for anyone interested in reading it. My biggest thanks to Sarah for writing the article for us. I spoke to her class a few months back and she contacted me recently for the interview.
