Branch Blog - Charleston, West Virginia
Dr. Sketchy's Charleston met for its second session on April 17th. We want to thank Kanawha Players for having us out even after a sudden need to change venue. And a big thanks to everyone who came out to draw the nefarious bank robbers, murders, and immortal lovers! Thankfully, Bonnie and Clyde didn't eat too many our beloved art monkeys' brains.
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Come down to the Kanawha Player's association to see Penny Maple and Elle Xombeah bring Bonnie and Clyde back to life. Mostly, anyway. This time we're going to be able to let the 18+ crowd in. As before, bring your own art supplies, but 21+ can bring their own beer. We're looking for beginners and art stars alike to join us. Compete in contests for delicious candy. Got 8 bucks and a sketchbook? Meet me at 309 Beauregard St. on April 17th at 6:30pm.
Dr. Sketchy's Charleston kicked off with a bang in March at the World Famous Empty Glass! As a nod to our new home we went with a Country vs. Rock rivalry of the talented Pepper Fandango and Conway Titty!
The fantastic Pepper Fandango started us off for the night. However, Conway Titty is not one for being outdone.
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We hit downtown yesterday to celebrate the first art walk of the year, but also the kick off of Dr. Sketchy's Charleston this Sunday. Over at Stray Dog Antiques (who will be loaning us some pieces of set dressing this weekend) Pepper Fandango was kind enough to model in the window. Anyone was invited to come up and draw. A random artist was picked to win a copy of Dr. Sketchy's Rainy Day Activity book.
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The big day's coming up March 20th. People will ask where you were when dueling art models Conway Titty and Pepper Fandango collided in this Country vs. Rock showdown. Come by and check us out at the World Famous Empty Glass in Charleston, WV. Only $8 at the door! 21+ only, sorry.
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No, not Roanoke. Charleston. The other one. It's the capital. The Capital of West Virginia. Yes, that's a state now. Since the Civil War.
Sound familiar? Did this conversation hit a little too close to home?
Charleston, West Virginia, is getting her own branch of Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School. Our first event will be on March 20th at the World Famous Empty Glass Cafe. Enjoy drinks, dames, and drawing without the perplexed looks of the other art monkeys when you tell them where you're from. Our first show "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock 'N Roll" with Conway Titty and Pepper Fandango fits in right at home at the Empty Glass.
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