With life drawing more popular than ever, Danielle Sheridan sees what all the fuss is about
UPDATED: This review has been updated to correct some factual errors it previously contained - and for that we can only apologies and amend the page.
There's been plenty of discussion on Danielle's view of the event - and interesting debate on nudity and the representation of the human body - on the Cardiff Life Model Collective's Facebook Page. And please check out the comments below, which have very different views on the event than Danielle did.
It's time to grab those pencils and get in touch with your creative side. And what better place to do it than in a yurt! Bring your own materials. Milgi Lounge. £5.
The Cardiff Arts Institute's Life Drawing classes have been exceptionally popular. We find out why.
Drawing is something many people do for relaxation. It can often provide an escape for people with stressful jobs or be an extension of a professional life in art.
One group of artists in Cardiff proves this theory, with everyone from IT consultants to undergraduate students taking part in life-drawing sessions above a local arts bar.
