A life-drawing class where ultraviolet (UV) light meets art is coming to Peckham on Wednesday November 14.
Held at The Prince of Peckham Pub, Neon Naked Life Drawing classes are designed to encourage creativity through living sculptures, merging life drawing with UV lighting, reactive body paints and handcrafted accessories.
The classes consists of short and animation style poses, movement drawings and more, and have expanded to cater for around 100 people of all abilities after initially starting with 30.
Neon Naked Life Drawing was the brainchild of London-based artist and designer Jylle Navarro, who was aiming to provide a unique art experience.
Navarro, 35, has a rich background in arts and fashion, having studied both subjects and created fascinating neon knitwear.
She has over seven years of experience in neon life drawing and has collaborated with performers, musicians and artists.
Before attendees arrive, Navarro paints the professional life models with UV-reactive neon face paint and fluorescent accessories transforming the models into living sculptures.
Once the doors open, attendees can grab a drink and prepare for an exciting evening drawing models in a variety of poses.
No prior experience is necessary, and assistance is available for poses which are more challenging.
Classes are held once a month at The Prince of Peckham, and attendees on 14 November can choose to join from either 6pm to 7.30pm or 8pm to 9.30pm.
Tickets are £16 per person and available at https://www.neonnaked.com/bookings.
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