ID: A poster for Eyelevel's "Drawing from Memory" event, dated for May 17th from 2-4 pm virtually. Between the listed information are illustrations of Toby's medical ephemera: hospital bracelets, clinic number tickets, diagnostic imaging CDs, a mini biohazard bag, and an EHS ambulance bill. A subtitle reads "virtual drawing space to spend time with your keepsakes and personal mementos".

[ID: A poster for Eyelevel's "Drawing from Memory" event, dated for May 17th from 2-4 pm virtually. Between the listed information are illustrations of Toby's medical ephemera: hospital bracelets, clinic number tickets, diagnostic imaging CDs, a mini biohazard bag, and an EHS ambulance bill. A subtitle reads "virtual drawing space to spend time with your keepsakes and personal mementos".]

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Toby Green

Drawing from Memory with Toby

17 May 2026
17 May 2026
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Registration is now open for our upcoming event "Drawing From Memory" with our spring Artist-in-Residence, Toby! Join us on May 17th, 2026, from 2-4 pm to spend time drawing your keepsakes, mementos, souvenirs, and other objects that hold your personal memories. Bring one or more of your own, or come and draw your bedroom/the space around you.

Find the registration link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/XNe_25NLRLCU_TGks8vG4g. Join virtually and draw with us from wherever you are. Our Zoom call will have closed captions, a text chat, and the option to share about your keepsakes. Please note that this program has a 15-person limit. Participants have the option to pick up a small kit of drawing supplies from Eyelevel's office at 2482 Maynard Street (wheelchair accessible). Please email Sally at sally@eyelevel.art to schedule a pickup time during our working hours.

Artist Bio: Toby Green is a Disabled drawing artist who makes sequential art about the sick body's clock and "crip time". Since 2020, Toby has been slowly creating his debut graphic novel, "Adagio": a story about a trans musician on the brink of severe illness, who is trying to relearn how to keep time.