All-day Life Drawing at The Customs House

By Rory Williams

We're back with another all-day life drawing session. Grab your pencils and come join us for a day of art at The Customs House.

Date and time

Location

The Customs House

Mill Dam South Shields NE33 1ES United Kingdom

Good to know

Highlights

5 hours, 30 minutes
Ages 18+
In person
Free venue parking

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Welcome to All-day Life Drawing at The Customs House!

Come join us for a full day of creativity and fun at The Customs House. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, this event is perfect for anyone looking to practice their drawing skills. Grab your sketchbook and pencils and get ready to capture the human form in all its beauty.

Date: Sun 17 August 2025

Time: 10:30 AM - 16:00 PM

Location: The Customs House, South Shields

Price: £50, all materials provided

Don't miss this opportunity to spend the day honing your drawing abilities in a relaxed and supportive environment. We can't wait to see what you create!

Frequently asked questions

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes! This session is intensive but beginner-friendly. Throughout, you'll be provided guidance to help you build confidence and improve your skills.

Do I need to bring my own materials?

No, everything you need will be provided! However, if you have favourite tools or materials you’d like to use, feel free to bring them along.

What should I expect in the session?

The session will starts with quick warm-up challenges to get you loosened up before moving on to longer poses, allowing you to develop your drawings in more depth. We will also take a number of breaks throughout the day, including a longer break for lunch, to give you time to discuss your work.

Organized by

Rory Williams

Rory Williams is a Tyne and Wear-based painter, curator and art instructor with interdisciplinary interests in figurative painting, digital media and community art engagement. His artistic and curatorial practices often merge, blurring the lines between facilitator and creator, creating community collaborative painting projects that explore contemporary themes.