LIFEDRAWING.ART - November 2026 — Life Drawing Newsletter

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November's models

Here is this month’s line-up. Remember, sometimes models need to cancel, so always check the website for an up-to-date schedule. We do not send emails for model changes.

Ava

Mon, 2 November, 7-9pm

@avamajumdar

Piotr

Tue, 3 November, 7-9pm

Pinkwolf

Mon, 9 November, 7-9pm

@houseofpinkwolf

Yishu

Tue, 10 November, 7-9pm

@studio.fashion.issue

Veronica

Mon, 16 November, 7-9pm

@veelifemodel

Cherry

Tue, 17 November, 7-9pm

@cherrylola.pole

Piotr

Mon, 23 November, 7-9pm

Veronica

Tue, 24 November, 7-9pm

@veelifemodel

Caroline

Mon, 30 November, 7-9pm

@caroline_spang

Tickets & pricing

Invite friends to draw with you and take advantage of the accumulated discount.

General admission

£12.50

Drop-In (on the door)

£15.00

Five session pass (£10 x 5)

£50.00

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Art Announcements

Exhibitions, events, and stories from the world of life drawing and beyond. These are also shared on the artist section of the website, only the newest ones are featured in the newsletter. If you have something you want to share, let us know!

The Coming of Age

A fascinating look at how life drawing shaped the foundations of Western art from the Renaissance to today. It explores experiences and perceptions of ageing, from adolescence to later life, and asks how societies can adapt for us all to age better.

Art(icles) by art(ists)

Recently we approached a few the people in our life drawing community, and asked them to write about something that matters to them. The depth of subjects and creative voices inpired me to capture and share them on a blog, and promote them as teaser in the newsletter.

My exquisite pain

by Anjie - 677 words (3 min read)

The endurance of pain ultimately leads to growth and self-awareness. This mindset extends beyond the studio. Anjie offers her valuable insights into coping with stress and anxiety in everyday life. Through embracing pain as a catalyst for personal development, the author finds strength both on the podium and in navigating life's trials.

As a life model, pain is a constant companion. Whether it's the sharp ache of a locking knee, pins and needles engulfing a limb or the elements biting at your skin. Discomfort is simply part of the process. Yet, amidst the physical challenges, what I find most intriguing is the resilience it has instilled in me against mental anguish. In day to day life most people seek to eliminate pain and I am no different. At the slightest hint of a headache or period pain I am quick to remedy it with painkillers because why suffer? Pain gets in the way, it derails your day and no positives can be seen from experiencing it ... (continue reading)

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