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Every week, dozens of people gather in Wichita to hang out and make art. Don Praseuth started Wichita Sketch Club more than a decade ago when he was looking to connect with other local artists. In the intervening years, its regulars have learned from one another, exhibited together, and formed lasting friendships. For the latest in his video series, Julian Azcary Montes spoke to Praseuth and other WSC artists who say the group is a welcoming place to create and be in community with others. The group is back to meeting at Milkfloat, a coffee shop and bakery in the Delano neighborhood. You’ll find a horde of artists there from 6-9 p.m. on Mondays. Stay in the loop by following Wichita Sketch Club on Instagram and by joining their Discord channel. This video is the second in a series that highlights reoccurring events in the Wichita area and beyond. If you've never tried Wichita Sketch Club, Salsa Night, an art auction, or any number of interesting events, keep up with The SHOUT to see what you've been missing. We'd love to see you there. For more video coverage, check out Julian's video about Salsa Night with Tumbáo. * * * _**Julian Azcary Montes** is a curious, dedicated and passionate storyteller. As a photographer, videographer and filmmaker, he has been active in documentary and visual storytelling since 2018. He now runs _Azcary Creative_, a storytelling studio that partners with nonprofits, civic institutions, arts organizations, and values-driven businesses. He navigates grounded, authentic storytelling that captures transformational moments, elevates history, transfers knowledge, and discovers impact that speaks to the heart, from the heart — all to make progress on the biggest challenges._ ****Popular Reads**** ❋ Derby man has the kind of voice that turns heads — and chairs ❋ Socializing while sober: how some Wichitans are cultivating alcohol-free communities ❋ As a small creative business closes, the owner mourns❋ Painting through it: Autumn Noire on 20 years of making art❋ How a guy from Wichita resurrected 'Dawn of the Dead'❋ Bygone Friends University museum housed curious collections ## Support Kansas arts writing The SHOUT is a Wichita-based independent newsroom focused on artists living and working in Kansas. We're partly supported by the generosity of our readers, and every dollar we receive goes directly into the pocket of a contributing writer, editor, or photographer. Click here to support our work with a tax-deductible donation**.** Yes! I want to support the SHOUT