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Inspired by the international weekly zoom sessions from @drawingisfree, we will take turns posing and drawing each other's portraits, each pose the length of one music track. Drawing in this way brings a lighter touch to our work–it is easier to loosen up, try new mediums/approaches and reconnect to the joy of drawing. Drawing each other is a natural way to bond around something creative and celebrate our shared humanity.About Mia Merlin:After teaching drawing, painting and art appreciation at different Universities for a couple decades, I’ve left academia. I see society as being in great need for the simple, physical, nourishing practice that drawing and painting offers, and I want to be able to offer these things directly. As an educator I want to support people in their creativity in three ways: connecting to other artists’ work, appreciating the qualities of different mediums, and above all else enjoying the process. In my work I have a special interest in beauty in everyday life, (faces, bodies, trees, flowers, fruit, etc.) I believe that drawing and painting can help us feel more free and alive, and foster a sense of possibility. I am available for private or small group lessons. We are located inside of The Supermarket. Here is a helpful wayfinding video you can use.Find us:1) The Supermarket’s main entrance is located at 638 N Highland Ave NE. Our door is in between Big Softie and Colette Bakeshop leading you down a hallway and a staircase.2) Need less stairs or no stairs? We got you! There are no signs yet, please call to be escorted. (404) 458-1738Nearby Parking for Guests:Limited parking spots on N Highland (1 hr max before 6pm - free, paid after 6pm)Small lot beside Otto’s (N Highland and Blue Ridge)Big lot - 698 N Highland
