Hey lovely artists, I feel like doing a little spontaneous Together-Sketching session this afternoon (at least for me in Germany it‘s afternoon!). Nothing fancy, nothing recorded, no big workshop energy, just a cozy low-pressure drawing hangout. Since this week’s theme is Chocolate, I’ll be sketching a few tiny pralines. Cute shapes, little decorations, maybe turning it into a pattern, who knows what‘s gonna happen?! 😇 But of course you can draw whatever you like, it’s just more fun hanging out together. Same goes for your preferred medium, digital or analog, go for whatever your heart desires today. No masterpiece required. No pressure to share. Just showing up and making a few lines counts. Time: 5pm CEST, 11am ET, 8am PT You’ll find the session in the Calendar tab or just join with this link: https://www.skool.com/live/BLRNmzxqXLB Hope to see a few of you there! Jutta <3

Hello there! Greetings from Helsinki! Happy to be here!

Welcome, lovely artists, I’m so happy you’re here! ❤️ The Wonky Art Society is a low-pressure space for digital artists, Procreate lovers and creative humans who want to draw more, practice with joy and grow their skills without perfectionism ruining all the fun. To get things started, I’d love to know a little bit about you. Introduce yourself in the comments and tell us: 1. Where are you from? 2. Are you more of a digital artist, traditional artist, or happily chaotic mix of both? 3. What would you love to get out of this community? And lastly (and that, to me, is the most fun part) Tell us one of your weirdest quirks! 😇 I can’t wait to make art with you, the low-pressure way. Let me start: 1. I'm Jutta, artist and educator based in Düsseldorf, Germany. 2. I'm mostly a digital artist (no mess, ya know, no setting up a gazillion of tools and cleaning brushes and stuff 😇) but I also love drawing with alcohol & acrylic markers. 3. I want to share my philosophy "Getting good at art-making should not feel hard. Practice is key of course but you can only keep a sustainable art-making habit when you actually love what you're doing." I would like to meet cool artsy people and spend time with them talking about the stuff we all love. And my weirdest quirk: I love watching my Kitchen Aid mix ingredients into a nice and smooth dough. So satisfying.