I enjoy being able to sit anywhere I am with a pen and pad and draw casually as if I where writing a short story. My friends can sometimes find it annoying but on the flip side I have others that love seeing an interpretation of themselves on paper.
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Ink drawings of a basketball player in the Bronx. Aside from playing I really enjoy sitting down and drawing players as they play the game. How they each move differently and amplify their attitudes on the court. Eddie Peña
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In response to the devastation brought by Hurricane Irma, the members of Studio 1482 have created an art-for-donation fundraiser. All this week you can receive a print or original artwork from a Studio 1482 member by donating to one of the charities in this LINK. (See below for details.) The piece above, “Resurrected ”, Is a […]
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Character design for the Samson reboot.
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Characters designs: Planet mining robots.
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I spend a lot of time writing notes to myself on thoughts and ideas that come from the things that inspire me. Eddie Peña
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Drawing at the Bronx Botanical Gardens.
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My beautiful wife, thank you for all you do.
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Norse creature studies.
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Drawings from the NYC Bronx Botanical Gardens. I love my city, born and raised but it’s nice to have a place to escape the concrete jungle, city noise and high energy.
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VICTORY!
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Drawing at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. People every where, the smell of burgers on the grill. The warmth of the sun wrapped around me. What a way to spend a day.
View post →The aquarium is not a place I get to visit often so it’s a delight when I get a chance to go and enjoy a world beyond mine. Takes me back to the first and last time I went scuba diving during my honeymoon. Just didn’t feel as comfortable as I do when I’m drawing […]
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Concept art for a children’s museum. This particular room was influenced by the Northwest Coast Tribes.
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These drawings are a few from a series of character development studies. The creature was to imitate the traits of a predatory land animal. The art was then handed to a 3D rendering artist to who built it out and later implemented it into a mobile learning product.
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Each Sunday Studio 1482 will be featuring a post from the One Drawing A Day archives. Today’s post is by Eddie Peña, from back in 2010. It’s titled “ut of the Heart…” #ODADarchive “For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. 35 A good man out of the good treasure of his […]
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Drawing flowers can be mesmerizing for me because I find myself getting pleasantly lost in the inter-winding lines and curves. Incorporating the collage element was a bonus. It added a new element in the enjoyment of exploration. There was a freedom in not having to make it look perfect, so to speak. I hope to […]
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This drawing is from a day out at Ochs Orchard in Warwick, NY. My kids collected tons of apples and drank apple cider. Taking time to paint and draw out doors is just so peaceful. It allows you to appreciate the uniqueness of the world we live in, especially for us city folks. The fun challenge of drawing nature is […]
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On Monday nights, my family and I head over to the Tracy Towers’ community room to learn and practice Vee Jitsu 75, a martial arts form composed of Tae Kwon Do and a mixture of various self defense fighting styles. At the end of each class, Shihan encourages everyone to write and/or draw the movements they have learned. These drawings capture our Shihan demonstrating an […]
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My local fruits and vegetables stand has the most vibrant produce by the entrance. The peppers caught my eye, so I stopped to draw them. Then, I began to get the oddest looks from customers. They were unsure about why I was drawing peppers. Maybe some people thought there was something wrong with the peppers. That made me […]
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