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One of the most popular activities at Klamath Comic Con 2019 was the “Drawtober Speedrun,” where participants created 31 drawings in only 31 minutes! We’re taking the madcap fun online in a Zoom event on Saturday, October 17th, with sessions starting at 11am and 1pm.
Register at this form and we'll send you the link. (The same meeting link will get you into either session.)
Drawtober is a worldwide event each year where artists make a piece of art inspired by a prompt each day during the month of October. Professor Franny Howes, the advisor for Lemon Brick Road Studios, the downtown Klamath County Library’s comics club for teens, does Drawtober a little differently – cramming 31 prompts into just 31 minutes!
This event is open to all ages and all experience levels – even if you “can’t draw a stick figure.” The whole point is to get you making pictures without self-critique – essentially, you’re so busy drawing, you don’t have time to tell yourself that you can’t draw.
You’ll need enough paper to make 31 drawings – 9 pieces of regular printer paper folded in half will give you enough “pages,” plus a cover to collect them in! (You can pick up a pre-made Drawtober booklet at the Youth Services desk starting Monday, October 12th, while supplies last.)
For more information, send Nac an email at apayne@klamathlibrary.org.