Life Drawing Club

Life Drawing Club

*Regularly scheduled sessions have concluded for 2026, we will be back March 2027.*

Always wanted to improve your drawing skills? Discover and explore your creative self or embark on a new hobby with us at RMIT Life Drawing Club!

18+ Only 300+ Members Creative & Arts lifedrawingclub@rmit.edu.au

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Student	$10.00
Public	$15.00

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What You'll Do

•Draw professional life models

•Develop creative skills

Commitment

•Casual

•Low cost

•Equipment provided

Good For

•All levels of art experience

•Meeting other artists and creatives

About

*Regularly scheduled sessions have concluded for 2026, we will be back March 2027.*

RMIT Life Drawing Club welcomes all students across every area of study and with any level of drawing experience; from complete beginners to practicing artists. We facilitate nude and costume life drawing sessions twice a week during the academic year!

Please note this club is only open to individuals over 18 years of age. After purchasing a membership, members must additionally purchase tickets to join the sessions.

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