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Monday, April 28 from 6 to 9pm: DRAW!
The April edition of DRAW! will feature David Arnevik!
David is a Milwaukee-based graphic artist, designer, and art director with an emphasis in apparel, branding, and illustration. Currently a one-man studio working with clients big and small, from national brands to local favorites like Cactus Club, Vanguard, Cafe Corazon, Goodkind, Strange Town, Alive and Fine, One Trick Pony, and more.
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SCHEDULE
6:00 - Doors/Bar Open
6:30 - Bio/Theme Intro by David
6:45 - DRAW!
8:00 - Regroup/Share
REQUIREMENTS
• DRAW! at Dandy is a 21+ event.
• Dandy is also a bar, so no BYOB allowed. Food is, though!
• You will, however, need to BYO art supplies, whether pencil/paper or tablet.
See you there!
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