Participants will be able to bring their own art cards, draw new ones, and learn how this format is used in comics, games, and markets. On the card, one can depict a character, a scene from an imagined universe, a meme, or something else. Artists collect such works in series, publish them for comics and games, prepare them for markets, and exchange them for drawings by other authors. The main part of the program will be a large exchange. Participants will be able to bring pre-made cards, showcase their collections, and find works by like-minded authors. During the process, they will be able to see different styles, compare approaches to characters, and receive live feedback on their own drawings. For those who do not yet have ready works, they will be offered to make a card on the spot. In the workshop, participants will learn about composition and design, and will also be able to draw from templates. Creating an art card does not require thinking of something big and complex; it is enough to choose a hero, image, or a small plot. The curator of the event is Yulia Kanunnikova, a comic book author and an employee of the Center for Illustrated Stories of RGBM. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.