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The online drawing club is part of a curated program, Tiny Time Suite , which includes, Quick Draw: 30 minute online drawing sessions

HOW IT WORKS— 3x 30-minute guided drawing sessions per week. Original prompts, prioritizing your imagination over outcomes. The room opens 15 minutes before & after, stay to chat and share, or show up and go. Cameras optional. No drawing or writing experience needed, just an interest in art and storytelling. Join a session during your work or lunch break, also great for rural residents, remote workers and our beloved creative parents home with the kids. Attending just one session per week will do wonders to your creative connection

Complimentary Extras:

Micro-Epics — 1 x creative writing sessions/week

Reading List — member-curated library and resources

The Concierge Letter — the Hotel Adipose newsletter

First month is free then $149 CAD/year

First month is free—no charge until your trial ends, cancel before then and you owe nothing.

Refund Policy: Cancel anytime; access continues until the end of your billing period. Not satisfied? Email us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund to your original payment method, processed within 5–10 business days. Contact: [email protected]

Your Host/Hotel Concierge, Jessie Holmes

Sessions are facilitated by Jessie Holmes, a Canadian artist and educator with a B.F.A. from Emily Carr, an M.F.A. from OCAD University, and studies at the Städelschule, Frankfurt. Her work has been shown at Mörby gård Sculpture Park-Stockholm, Berlin Art Week-Berlin, the Basel Social Club-Basel and Hotel de Crillon-Paris. Jessie brings the same spirit of committed curiosity she applies to her own practice into every session at Hotel Adipose—creating a space that is low-pressure and genuinely imaginative.

HOTEL ADIPOSE

ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MEMBERS OF THE DRAWING CLUB: QUICK DRAW

HOTEL ADIPOSE:

What if the most interesting trip you ever took started with a pencil?

Here is your first drawing prompt: You're leaving on a very long trip. Destination unknown. Duration unknown. Company unknown. Weather, anyone's guess. What are you bringing — and what are you bringing it in? Describe through drawing what this luggage or carrying device looks like. A sensible carry-on? a lone wallet? A hologram contraption that transcends toiletries and rare vintage couture across time and space? Draw your vessel. Any method.

THE GUEST BOOK

Für mich ist das Hotel der perfekte Kurzurlaub , Kniebeugen für die Seele, Gemeinschaft auch für Drinnies. Ich liebe die Micro-Epics, quick draw noch mehr.
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For me, this hotel is the perfect short break, a treat for the soul, and a place to connect even with indoor kids. I love the micro-epics, and quick draws even more.
- March 30, 2026
Rike Gleitze
Stylist
As a sound artist and post-doctoral researcher, my days are spent deep in writing and audio work. Quick Draw has become a vital reset—a place to think differently and step outside my usual process. I didn't expect drawing to feed my other work the way it has, but it definitely carries through into my week. - April 10, 2026
Angus Tarnawsky
Sound Artist, In Context Music
I’m so excited about this! I was just telling my partner about it. It provides the perfect amount of structure for all the things I keep meaning to work into my art practice but don’t often get to. - May 4, 2026
Cathy Terepocki
Ceramicist, Terepocki Ceramics
I spend most of my days immersed in film—programming, curating—and somewhere along the way my drawing practice disappeared. Quick Draw brought it back. The prompts do all the heavy lifting—I just show up and draw. It gets me out of my head and back into making something with my hands.
- April 5, 2026
Shaun Inouye
Artistic Director, The Cinematheque