The phrase "a drawing session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time dedicated to creating drawings, whether for practice, instruction, or leisure.
Example: "I have scheduled a drawing session this weekend to improve my skills and explore new techniques."
Alternatives: "an art session" or "a sketching session".
And that's how Dr. Sketchy's was born, a drawing session in which the model, not the artist, is the main event.
To the user, this is invisible - servers are transparently switched depending on the load during a drawing session, and multiple server processes are running in parallel on each host.
GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 11 January 2013 – Georges* attends a drawing session.
"Many of the children, when they arrive, are extremely quiet," says Monira, a UNICEF volunteer, as she takes papers and colouring pencils out of a UNICEF Early Childhood Development (ECD) kit for a drawing session.
All this rubbish that's spoken about the three-minute concentration span... when I do a public drawing session, children can sit there watching for an hour, no problem.
Today's therapy class started out with a five minute drawing session.
They are taking part in a creative writing and drawing session, part of a new youth programming initiative.
Writer Paul Becker and artist Jesse Leroy Smith are collaborating on an installation about an outsider artist called Palmer White and Ken Turner and Thai kickboxing world champion Julie Kitchen have devised a series of events that celebrate the human body, including a very active life drawing session.
In the ground-floor gallery space was the monthly drawing session of Dare2Draw, a cartoonists' networking group.
The day's drawing session, supervised by Barbara Landau, a cognitive scientist at Johns Hopkins, evaluated whether Johnson could call up the proper image when prompted with a company name.
The weekly drawing session starts at 10 30 p.m. and goes past 1 a.m., with a motley mix of casual doodlers (who sketch on white printer paper, courtesy of the bar) and serious artistes (who bring their own supplies).
