There’s always something to celebrate in New Orleans so you might as well permanently decorate your bike to be prepared for a good time. ~Despina
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I spent last night in and out of jazz clubs on Frenchman Street in New Orleans. Each club had a different vibe and a very different take on what most of them referred to as “New Orleans” music. As someone who loves drawing musicians it was so fun to keep changing up my approach as […]
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The White Rabbit trudging through Wonderland. m hurst
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Been drawing since the new year, and working on various projects. More to share as the days come but for now another drawing from last week.—Dominick
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Going through my studio the other day, I came across some thumbnails I did in Venice, many years ago. Missing that magical place, would love to visit again soon. graphite thumbnail posted by Veronica
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A drawing of the Delicate Arch at Arches National Park in Utah, made this summer. Greg Betza 2020
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Alice In Wonderland in a few phases from the SOI128! Fun drawing night! m hurst
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There is a one line between good intentions and the path to hell. I don’t do resolutions. Not exactly sure why or when that happened but I just don’t turn that way at the dawn o the new year. I do however set a course or all things that bring a little more fulfillment. Happy […]
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My 10-year-old nephew gave me a sketchbook for Christmas, so I drew his portrait on the first page and gave it to him. He was so cute: He held very, very still while I was drawing, but his eyes were just about popping out of his head to watch what I was doing. After I […]
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I love watching babies eat. with their little dimpled fingers ~Despina
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First drawing of the decade! I chose a darkening Texas sky. There were more colors, but I only had blue and black. Somehow that was all I needed, the mood feels just as it did. Happy New Year! Greg Betza ©2020
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Janus, the Roman god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, doorways, passages and endings. Janus has two faces, one looks into the future and the other looks into the past. I’ve decided to make Janus a goddess, so I guess we can call her Janice! Happy New Year to all and a wonderful and fulfilling 2020! […]
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I don’t typically do resolutions, but there are few things that fell off the board this year that I would like to make sure I stick to. As I look ahead I wish you all a Happy New Year and hope that our paths cross in the best of ways.—Dominick
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Wishing you all a happy, healthy, and art-filled New Year! posted by Veronica
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Having a free day today I spent some time drawing our little Christmas tree. It’s only about 3 feet tall, but it works. I hope you’re all enjoying whatever holiday you celebrate and are taking time to relax and reflect over the next few days… Greg Betza ©2019
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Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2020! m hurst
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posted by Veronica
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I’m spending some time in Austin, Texas and decided to seek out some life drawing, and happily found a nice group at the Austin Visual Arts Association. A great model and talented group of artists. It was fun getting some of the rust off. Greg Betza ©2019
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Drawing from The SOI128 of the Vamps and Vampires Burlesque Night duo. m hurst
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A portrait of my friend Margo Rivera-Weiss, a artist and a lover of life, who passed away this week. A passionate person and a generous artist, Margo lived life on their own terms, right until the end. Such an inspiration. Rest in peace as you lived in power. Posted by Veronica
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