via Instagram/@thegigigoodeLife & CultureNewsLife & Culture / NewsJoin a life drawing class with drag queen muses Gigi Goode, Bimini and moreNaomi Smalls is also set to appear in a drag-themed series of sessions from SketchSeshShareLink copied ✔️January 27, 2021January 27, 2021TextDazed Digital Remember the first lockdown when we promised we’d use the time to work on our creative hobbies, then promptly gave up to binge watch Tiger King and play Animal Crossing instead? Well, maybe now’s the time to find that pencil among the folds of your duvet, in preparation for a series of drag-themed life drawing sessions, featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni Gigi Goode and Naomi Smalls, and Drag Race UK’s Bimini. The drag queen muses are set to appear as part of SketchSesh, the life drawing project founded by artists James Davison and Simon Gray in 2017. As venues shut down during the pandemic, the IRL event has been taken online, offering a limited number of spaces via Zoom. Gigi Goode will appear in the first session on January 27 at 7pm GMT. “Gigi will be streaming looks and poses from LA to SketchSesh artists around the world!” reads an announcement via Instagram. Naomi Smalls, meanwhile, is set to take part February 3, with Bimini following the week after. Spots in a SketchSesh session cost £10, and you can RSVP via sketchsesh@gmail.com. View more details in the post below. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORE‘Misogyny by design’: Is it possible to escape getting ‘undressed’ by AI?Björk slams Trump, Denmark and colonialismA list of very serious pop culture predictions for 2026Our most-read sex and relationships stories of 2025The 21st Century: Q1 Review2025 was the year of the Gen Z uprisingThe 12 most anticipated novels of 2026 More and more men want to be pegged, according to FeeldBetween slop and enshittification, 2025 saw the internet implode5 Amish youth on what people get wrong about themGreta Thunberg arrested in London under the Terrorism ActLoop: The brand making earplugs as essential as sunglasses