An open drawing group for anyone who wants to create alongside others — no experience required.

This started as a simple idea — drawing is better, and easier to stick with, when it's not done alone. Instead of another solitary sketchbook habit that fades after a few weeks, I opened it up: an informal group where anyone can show up, sit down, and draw alongside other people, regardless of skill or experience.
There's no instruction, no critique, no pressure to produce something polished — just a shared block of time and a shared willingness to look closely at something and put it on paper.
This kind of group fits well as:
Joining a group like this lowers the biggest barrier to drawing regularly: doing it alone. Bringing people together, in person, around a shared low-stakes activity builds a habit that's hard to keep solo — and it gives people a genuine reason to slow down, pay attention, and make something with their hands, without needing to already be "good at it."