Every Sunday · 5–6 PM

SundaySketchClub

Everyone sketches. Everyone models.

A free, drop-in figure-drawing hour for curious beginners and local artists. Bring your pen or pencil, pull up a chair, and make friends while you make art.

Free · bring your own materials 311 Hay St · Downtown Fayetteville All levels welcome

Real sessions in the front room at Muse & Co.

Six Sketch Club participants draw from a classical bust in Muse & Co’s front room, surrounded by easels and figure studies.
A smiling Sketch Club participant holds up a spiral sketchbook while another participant points to one of the drawings.
A hand draws a portrait in an open sketchbook filled with face studies.
A clothed participant poses in the center while seated sketchers work from clipboards.
A seated Sketch Club participant points to portrait studies in an open sketchbook.

How the hour runs

No sign-up, no instructor at the front — just a warm room, a few drills, and everyone taking a turn.

1

Bring your kit

A pen or pencil and paper — that’s it. We supply the chairs, the company, and a full tea and boba menu if you want one.

2

Warm up with drills

We run short, timed rounds built around gesture, timing, and perspective. Come loose or come rusty; the drills carry you.

3

Everyone takes a turn

Participants rotate as the clothed figure model, so everyone draws and everyone poses. Choose a comfortable pose and join in when you’re ready.

Upcoming Sundays

Reserve a free spot, or just walk in.

Tips for a better session

A few things that make the timed rounds click — whether it’s your first Sunday or your fiftieth.

Start with the gesture

Before any detail, catch the pose’s line of action in 20–30 seconds. It keeps the drawing alive.

Block the big shapes first

Rough in the head, ribcage, and pelvis as simple masses before you commit to a single edge.

Let the clock push you

Short rounds — one, two, five minutes — force decisions and train your eye faster than one long drawing.

Find the horizon

Note your eye level: everything above it recedes down, everything below rises up. That’s perspective in one move.

Measure with your pencil

Hold it at arm’s length to compare proportions. Head-lengths are the classic yardstick for the figure.

Be a generous model

Pick a pose you can hold, weight on one leg for a natural read. A strong silhouette is a gift to the room.

Keep drawing between Sundays

Open our free digital canvas to practice, then explore artwork shared by other Muse creators. It’s a playful meeting of art and technology—right in your browser.

Come draw with us this Sunday

It’s free, it’s friendly, and every level fits. Reserve a spot so we can save you a seat — or just show up.

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