My trip to Philly didn’t exactly coincide with the next stop on the Mark Lanegan tour, but I figured I would post one more in honor of last weeks great show at Warsaw in Brooklyn.—Dominick
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I had the great pleasure of seeing Mark Lanegan tonight at Warsaw in Brooklyn. The one artist I would travel to great lengths to see. Possibly one of the best shows I have seem him give, and over the years I have seen a few.—Dominick
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One of my favorite posters in the past ten years, nothing sums up that you are never just passing through than a reminder that you might drive differently if you lived on the very street you were so eagerly trying to get across. Safe biking to all those who are already enjoying the beautiful Spring […]
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As I watched the horror unfold yesterday, each second smoke poured from the roof of the cathedral I worried about the loss of even the tiniest piece of history. As the fire raged on I feared the worst like so many others. It wasn’t sinking in just yet. It couldn’t be as bad as it […]
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Had the opportunity to draw the wonderful Allyssa Jill at the Society of Illustrators as she wore designs by Shawna Wu.—Dominick
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On our quest for enlightenment at Columbia University a few weeks ago my wife and I had the opportunity to listen to several great speakers hosted by Teachers College. It is rare that I am led through a day with little agenda other than to accompany my partner in life. I had no idea what we […]
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Palette and brushes in hand, there sat Leonardo with his muse. —Dominick
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Long, long ago, in another life, I fantasized of attending Columbia University to pursue a writing career. It took art school years later for me to realize how many books I had overlooked in my pursuit of this dream. I have tried to catch up over time, and I have certainly been known to write […]
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Peas, carrots, apples, tomato, basil—the list goes on. Everything but the kitchen sink, but I guess the plates go in there after the meal. Designs for ceramic plates form a few years ago.—Dominick
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Staring at the first version of the right hand piece on the floor in the studio I realized there was more to this project than I remembered. Maybe a good springtime venture.—Dominick
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A long time ago, in a land down yonder river, I started an adventure with a knight. It follows me wherever I go and recently appeared right before my eyes. Tales of long ago, and not so long ago as well, flooded back. Maybe the snow moon will bring along some new directions. —Dominick
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It was like Narnia outside today, yet no Turkish Delight to be found. Lots of ice and no time to play. I keep telling myself the next time it snows I am taking a snow day, but something always comes up. Maybe next time. What did that woodchuck see last week anyway? —Dominick
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From the Society of Illustrators last week. Amaya modeling for Sketch Night.—Dominick
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Another street fashion drawing of Andrea and Pearl from the Society of Illustrators.—Dominick
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Started out the New Year in the best possible way. Spent the better part of the last week with the Dalvero gang drawing all day long. This is what makes for a happy and healthy New Year. —Dominick
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Somewhere over the last two days I read the history of the Time Square celebration and the origin of the ball dropping. A year is just a number but for some reason I, like so many others, put stock in the blank canvas, the fresh start, the days to come. When the celebration started in […]
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A quick study of Emperor Vanity from the Society of Illustrators few weeks ago. —Dominick
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Another dynamic pose from Arielle and Brendan at the Society of Illustrators from a while back. —Dominick
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Found this in a pile from the summer. Felt right in terms of color, wrong in terms of the layers.—Dominick
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Studio 1482 is a proud supporter of Gilda’s Club New York City (GCNYC) which was founded in memory of the talented Saturday Night Live comedian, Gilda Radner, who said that having cancer gave her membership in an elite club she rather not belong to. GCNYC opened its iconic Red Door in 1995 to provide a place […]
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