Dr Sketchy's Atlanta

The other night I had the craziest dream. There was a volcano and I was wearing a coconut and some dude was chanting weird phrases that sounded more than a little dirty. I kept getting handed a beverage in a mean-looking glass with a little paper umbrella on top. Hmm. Maybe that dude was the bartender.
Anyway, you were there.

Please join us Monday Sept 19th at the world-infamous Clermont Lounge for the tiki party of the year, complete with coconut bras, grass skirts, and flaming drinks with really evil names. Of course there will be a pretty girl covered in flowers to be your muse.
Pants optional, hangover guaranteed.
10$ at the door, or reserve a seat here:

reserved seats

One ticket $10.00 Two tickets $20.00

ok, maybe the drinks won’t really be on fire, but your pencils will!

for this:

(Tony has a very good imagination)

Some of you may have heard that Dr Sketchy’s Atlanta co-hostess, Lisa Stock is writing and directing an adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Snow, Glass, Apples for the stage in East Atlanta Village. As a special thank you to all of our wonderful supporters, we’re opening it up to you guys for a sneak peek before the play hits the stage.
We’ll be creating still scenes from the play for your drawing pleasure, in the very setting it will be presented, under the stars at the East Atlanta Village Farmer’s Market.

We’ll be starting a little early this time, at 7:30. All mediums are welcome, including courteous photographers. Discreet BYOB is allowed. If you have a camp chair and drawing board, feel free to bring it. This is a reasonably all-ages event, although there are adult themes.
We do expect this event to sell out, so we strongly encourage you to buy tickets in advance with the link at the bottom. Your ticket to Dr Sketchy’s also gets you a buy one get one free deal to the play itself, at any of the shows that follow. Play runs August 23rd-28th, with a family-friendly show on Sunday. Please note: button below is ONLY for the Dr Sketchy’s event. A link is forthcoming to buy tickets for the play itself. Thank you.

One of our all time favorites returns to inspire you with a whole new set of superpowers!

We’ll be back at the world-famous Clermont Lounge, where the drinks are strong, but the bar is cash only, so please come prepared. 10$ to draw, photographers please make a reservation by email or post comment.
We’ll be starting promptly at 8pm, so sharpen your pencils and get there early for a good seat!

Dr Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Atlanta presents our next night of drawing shenanigans, back at the world infamous Clermont Lounge this Monday night, June 13th.

The lovely Melanie Parker of Blast Off Burlesque will bring us all her interpretation of the many stages of Marilyn Monroe’s life, starting with Norma Jean, all the way to her sad and untimely death.

As always, it’s 10$ to draw, and we’ll start at 8pm. Spectators welcome, but photographers please contact me first to be sure we have space.

Just a reminder that our next event is only one week away. There will be drinking, drawing, dancing, djs, and more debauchery than you can shake a flaming stick at! Best of all, the proceeds go to help fund Atlanta’s very first Fringe Festival. Skill levels of all kinds welcomed, we might even have crayons. Won’t you join us?

For more about the Fringe Festival or to get involved, check out their website here.

Almost 4 years to the day, Dr Sketchy’s Atlanta returns to it’s original location at Sutra Lounge for drinking, drawing and debauchery, Fringe Festival style. Join us for a celebration above and beyond your wildest expectations. Drawing will be in the glass room, with many other delicious distractions for you to partake in! The cover 10$ and goes to fund the first ever Atlanta Fringe Festival, photographers are welcome, but no stinky mediums this time, please.

We’ll be bringing you some of your favorite bedtime stories this month, so stay tuned for details.

Thank you to everyone who came out last night, what a great evening! Many thanks as well to our aerialists and to instructor Sadie Hawkins who provided them.

The pictures are rolling in, but I think this video by Mike Alberghini pretty much captures it: