For all drawing groups Suite G Studio provides Drawing boards, chairs and easels. 

If you have an easel, or other items that make you more comfortable, like a padded chair, please feel free to bring them. 

We will have newsprint and vine charcoal for the shorter poses, but encourage you to bring a higher quality of paper and pastels, compressed charcoal, colored pencils or conte for the long pose. 

For all drawing groups Suite G Studio provides Drawing boards, chairs and easels. 

If you have an easel, or other items that make you more comfortable, like a padded chair, please feel free to bring them. 

We will have newsprint and vine charcoal for the shorter poses, but encourage you to bring a higher quality of paper and pastels, compressed charcoal, colored pencils or conte for the long pose. 

San Francisco poet, composer, and guitarist Luke Sweeney picks up a variety of stylings from forebears such as Marc Bolan, Al Green, and Stephen Malkmus like pieces of pavement bubblegum to build a bridge into new, un-forged territories of psychedelic pop. This journey is sustained by a palpable substance in the hapless escape artists, hopeless romantics, and enduring spiritual images he embraces and celebrates along the way. A “pillar of San Francisco's garage-psych community” (TheBayBridged), Sweeney branched out from previous outfits to release his own material in 2013, resulting thus far in two critically acclaimed albums. His self-released debut ‘Ether Ore’ gained praises for its “distinctly handcrafted feel” and “melodies that feel like opiates for the soul” (SF Chronicle), while his studio follow-up ‘Adventure:Us’ (Aerobic International) expanded into “far-reaching pop, psychedelic, and classic-rock realms with humor and irreverence—both calling cards of Sweeney's songwriting,” and was considered “one of the best albums released” in 2014 (Portland Mercury).