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OK, so we're also doing an event at the Roger Smith hotel that I was just informed is open to all ages. So, if you've always wanted to attend, please come on out and join in the fun. I'll be there, model wrangling and drawing as well. The event is part of SMartCAMP, a two-day long conference about social media. At our Dr. Sketchy's, not only will we have the beautiful Raquel Reed modeling, but we will also be live streaming a Dr. Sketchy's from Pittsburgh. Double the drawing fun! Buy your tickets in advance here: http://socialmediaartcamp.com/register Hope I get to see some of you at either of the events!

Hey folks! I know *some* of you must be teenaged still. The Museum of Modern Art is teaming up with Dr. Sketchy's NYC to put on a free drawing session! Just present your high school ID and come draw some of the most beautiful and talented models. Practice your figure drawing and participate in our contests for the most surreal sketch ever. The event takes place Friday, March 5th from 4-8pm. Free admission! Please share the event with anyone you know who has always wanted to come to a Dr. Sketchy's but were limited by their age. Link to the event: http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/events/8690

It's the holidays and that means freaking out about my already stretched budget. As such, I ended up stocking my etsy store with a bunch of items - prints, postcards and t-shirts - for purchase. You can view it all at http://glukkake.etsy.com I prefer Etsy to dA just because I'm such a control freak when it comes to my work being printed and the shipping/handling of art that I would prefer to spend a whole night having it be perfect than let a third-party take it over. If you think anyone would like my stuff, please pass on the link. In the meantime, I can share with you all my newest painting in the gallery section and with luck, I'll ha