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Boo Fest 👻 After Dark Artist Market

Boo Fest 👻 After Dark Artist Market

Fri, Oct 23, 7:30 AM
From Shy Peoples Drawing Club
4.8

Let’s get together to explore Boo Fest 👻 Boo Fest is a spooky art market 🦇 Please click the link below to buy your tickets and read the event description 🎃 First Nations (MOB) tickets are free 🖤💛❤️ Age restriction - the market hosts have labeled this event 18+ ‼️ https://events.humanitix.com/boo-fest-halloween-after-dark-18-artist-market

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GitHub Melbourne Meetup - Hacktoberfest Edition

GitHub Melbourne Meetup - Hacktoberfest Edition

Thu, Oct 15, 6:30 AM
From Melbourne GitHub User Group
4.6

You MUST register for this meetup on the official Hacktoberfest website as well: https://events.mlh.com/events/14968-hacktoberfest-meetup-melbourne-x-melbourne-github-user-group. This is required due to the fact this is an official Hacktoberfest event. We won't be able to check you in otherwise (and you won't be able to receive SWAG! and an official certificate of Hacktoberfest attendance). We can help you out on the day if you get stuck. Come along and mingle with other developers, hear about GitHub, and get excited for all the amazing things happening this year. This is our Hacktoberfest Edition, so you'll hear talks and content from people who are building and using open source AI models. It should be a lot of fun. Food will be provided, and there will be SWAG (door prizes with GitHub merch and SWAG from our sponsors), so get excited! Agenda: 5.30pm - Arrival 6pm - Welcome and food 6:10pm - Talk 1 by AJ 7pm - Talk 2 by Dennis 7:40pm onwards - More food, networking, drinks, and SWAG giveaway There will be a door prize for this event, so make sure you come along. Thank you to our generous venue sponsor: Arinco, and our food and drinks sponsor Twilio. Talk details: Talk 1: Roll for Recap: Turning Session Chaos into Agent Powered Summaries by AJ Bajada In Roll for Recap, AJ walks through how vibe coding can bring a brand new feature to life for tabletop play. This time the focus is a Session Notes and Recap Engine that takes messy player notes, structures them, and transforms them into clear and entertaining summaries using skills.md and open weight models. No prophecy from the DM, no ancient architecture scrolls, just curiosity, instinct, and a willingness to let the notes and the agent fall where they may. AJ shows how raw session notes can become tactical recaps, narrative recaps, humorous recaps, and even radio show style summaries. Along the way you will see how skills.md shapes agent behaviour and how open weight models help the system stay consistent, expressive, and grounded in the rules and lore of the game. It is a real example of how vibe coding, when done with intention instead of chaotic neutral energy, can build useful agent features and bring a tabletop world to life with surprising speed and style. Talk 2: Local AI: Twenty Gigabytes and suspicious amount of confidence by Dennis Vroegop Somebody on your team has downloaded 20 gigabytes from Hugging Face and announced that you're now doing open-source AI. Nobody has read the licence. But it runs on a laptop, so apparently security is sorted too. A remarkable amount of confidence to extract from a progress bar. In this 45-minute session, we'll run models live on a laptop: no cloud, no API key, and no screenshot of something that worked last week. We'll cover what you've actually downloaded, why open weights aren't automatically open source, which models deserve your disk space, and what hardware you need. We'll also look honestly at speed, quality and cost. Then we'll tackle what "local" doesn't solve. A wrong answer doesn't become right because you paid for the electricity. And keeping data on your machine is a useful guarantee, not your entire security strategy. You'll leave knowing how to get useful results locally and when to choose local over cloud. With numbers and a working example. Which is a nice change from the unshakeable conviction of someone who has watched half a tutorial.

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Cemetery Sketching 👻🪦✏️🦇

Cemetery Sketching 👻🪦✏️🦇

Sun, Oct 18, 2:00 AM
From Shy Peoples Drawing Club
4.8

It’s spooky season! 👻🪦🦇 Grab your art supplies and meet me at the spot i’ve marked on the map 🗺️ (located in the event images) the meeting spot is marked in blue and i’ve marked all the entrance gates in red since they are tricky to find. We will split up and walk around the cemetery taking inspiration from our surroundings for our sketches. Please meet me back at the meeting spot at 2:50pm to have a chat and share our artworks 👻✨ 🪦 Please be respectful of the dead while wandering the Cemetery 🪦

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16 attendees
HumanArt Hollywood Lighting Masterclass

HumanArt Hollywood Lighting Masterclass

Sat, Oct 24, 7:00 AM
From HumanArt Melbourne Digital Photography Meetup Group
5.0

This Masterclass photography workshop will be focused on teaching various Hollywood lighting techniques to achieve a movie like nostalgic feel. We will be covering how to control your ambient light while using stobe lighting and various light modifiers. It is important to note that attendees must have a good understanding of their own camera controls as will be working primarily in manual mode. Attendees to ensure their cameras have a hotshoe to accept a supplied strobe trigger. This is not another portfolio build. The aim is to teach you actual lighting techniques to elevate your photography to award winning levels over an intense 3 hours of creative lighting techniques. • Half hour group chat about finding your own creative style. How to be an ethical photographer. Growing trust in your brand. (10am to 10.30am) • 3 hours Hollywood Lighting techniques with Strobe Lighting setups Time: 6pm to 9,30pm (3.5 hours) Date: Saturday 24, October 2026 Price: $245 per person ( limited spaces up to 8 attendees) Location: TDA Studio. Factory 4, 200 Chesterville Road, Moorabbin Enquiries: Instagram via either @ni.ck5374 or @humanart_1 or email to [nick@ncpdesign.com.au](mailto:nick@ncpdesign.com.au) Things to bring: Your own DLSR or mirrorless camera capable of mounting a strobe hotshot trigger and camera card and spare batteries. This workshop will mainly be using strobe lighting. Model will be @[hollymackenna](https://www.instagram.com/?hl=en#) ##

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Artsy Afternoon @ O3Space ✨

Artsy Afternoon @ O3Space ✨

Wed, Oct 21, 1:00 AM
From Shy Peoples Drawing Club
4.8

Join us for a chill artsy afternoon, bring any art supplies you like 👩‍🎨🎨📝✨ Access to O3Space requires you to have the minimum ( FREE! ) membership that you sign up for when you download their app. Simply download the O3Space app, create a profile and use the QR code at the gate to enter/exit the building. The gate is located inside the tram on the right side of the cafe ☕️🚊 The free membership allows you in the building for up to 3 hours per week, if you go over they might charge you so make sure to use the QR code on your way out!! There is a timer countdown in the app so you know how long you have been there ⏰

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Sketching at Bundoora Homestead

Sketching at Bundoora Homestead

Fri, Oct 16, 12:00 AM
From Shy Peoples Drawing Club
4.8

Hey Guys, For this event, we'll be sketching at Bundoora Homestead. A Queen Anne Federation styled, heritage home built in 1900 on Wurundjeri grounds by John Matthews and Vincent Smith. The property had previously served as a family home and repatriation facility before being refurbished as a public gallery in 2001. **Meetup Details:** We'll be meeting at the centre entrance at **11:00am** before making our way to the Cafe (adjacent to the exhibition entrance.) I've booked a table for 11 people. You guys can chill, draw, have something to eat/drink, and soak in the view of the Mansion gardens before viewing the exhibition upstairs. Or if you want, do it the other way around. *If you're looking to eat something substantial, I highly recommend having lunch beforehand as the cafe only serves light refreshments* **Public Transport and Parking:** **Route 86 tram** You can get off either at **Mt Cooper Dr** or **Greenwood Dr** to get to the homestead. **Mt Cooper Dr** (quicker route in my opinion) * Turn **Right onto Mt Cooper Dr** * Turn **Left at Boadle Rd** * Turn **Right on JV Smith Street (no through Road)** * **Walk Right on Snake Gully Dr** till you see a **wooden gate**, the main entrance is accessible from there. **Greenwood Dr:** * Turn Right onto Greenwood Dr and continue straight down the pathway near the cricket grounds till you see the homestead. **Parking:** * Parking is located directly in front of the venue and it's free :) Looking forward to meeting you guys there :)

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Meetup brings people together to explore shared interests. It allows users to find and join groups based on hobbies or professional interests, and attend local or online events to meet like-minded individuals.

Simply search for 'digital art' in the Melbourne area on Meetup's platform. You'll discover groups and events centered around digital art, connecting you with local artists and enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many art groups as you like on Meetup. This flexibility allows you to explore various art styles and meet diverse groups of people with similar artistic passions.

Meetup's location-based search makes it easy to find digital art meetups in your vicinity. Use the platform to locate groups meeting locally in the Melbourne area.

If there are no digital art events this week in Melbourne, keep checking back. New events are frequently created, and regular participation increases the chance of finding something that fits your schedule.

Digital art events on Meetup are gatherings organized by local groups, allowing you to explore creative projects, participate in workshops, and network with fellow artists. Most groups outline their upcoming activities on the event page.

Typically, you need to join a group to RSVP for its events. However, you can browse events without joining, giving you flexibility in deciding which events you wish to participate in.

To RSVP for a digital art event, select the event listing on Meetup and click the 'RSVP' button. This confirms your attendance and helps organizers manage attendee numbers.

Some digital art meetups may be held online. Check the event details for the format, whether it's in person or virtual, and ensure you follow any instructions or links provided for online access.

Many digital art events welcome beginners, but it's best to check the group description or specific event details. Organizers often mention the skill level expected for participants.

You can start a digital art group on Meetup by registering on the platform and setting up your group page. Define its purpose, interests, and host your first event to attract members.

While many events are free, some organizers might charge a fee to cover costs like materials or venue rental. Check the event page for any fees before attending.

Meetup facilitates connection, but doesn't guarantee friendships. Building connections involves actively engaging in events and networking with attendees over time.

Availability of digital art events in Melbourne depends on active group organizers. Some weeks may have numerous options, while others might be less busy.

Event details on Meetup rely on organizer input, which may vary in accuracy. Checking updates from group leaders as the event date approaches helps ensure you have the latest information.