thinking back… . with its tree lined streets . dressed in grace . antiquity sings …. and so it is, my Paris medium: oil pastel and ink by Michele
View post →And the reason most days start a little later than they should.—Dominick
View post →By Eddie Peña
View post →This summer I attended a very memorable performance of Moliere’s “The school for husbands” by the New York Classical Theater in Central Park, and this is one of the drawings I did of the farce. There are more drawings of this performance on my website.
View post →Spent some time in the Japanese garden at Golden Gate Park. I thought it would be fun to slow down and draw this maple tree. I enjoyed drawing all the leaves, and adding a little bit of color. What a beautiful garden, a must see if you’re visiting San Francisco. I drew this on Canson […]
View post →Yes, two lady snails are in a tiff! Â What are they fighting about? Â What could it be? Hmmmm…… Margaret Hurst
View post →I made this drawing last summer, but since I’m on such a bee kick lately I thought I’d share it with you today. -Despina
View post →Here is a study of the typography of a watch shop sign. Have a nice weekend wherever you are and whatever time it is! –Greg Betza
View post →I dreamt of being back in Paris last night. I reminisced of standing there in awe in front of Sacre’ Coeur, (the Basilica in the sky) marveling at it’s beauty. The drawing above was all about feeling in watercolor and crayon. Done with love – Michele
View post →A quick study this morning.—Dominick, with a little help with the red.
View post →Two 1920ies models in beachwear triggering some special memories in a pair of mature (and still stylish) gallery visitors.
View post →This summer Margaret and I did a three day Dalvero Academy/Urban Sketchers workshop in Seattle. What a great city! I really loved the people, the place – EVERYTHING! On the second day of the workshop, we took the students to Gas Works Park on the shore of Lake Hood. Wow! What a place! In the […]
View post →This is a very fancy, little more complex snail, a little art nouveau and many toes on her one snail foot! Margaret Hurst
View post →Remember my lavender post? The buds have since bloomed and are they are now the stomping grounds of my new friends the bees. This pair of ‘early bird’ bees were already busy at work just as the sun was coming up. –Despina
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Mystic Seaport is one of those places that uniquely changes every time you visit. There’s an unpredictable quality that’s rare and wonderful. It should be a must on everyone’s bucket list! Below’s a quick preliminary study for a logo design.-Michele medium: pastel and graphite
View post →The very last drawing I did.—Dominick
View post →the parasite, benefits at the expense of the other. Wikipedia If only that behavior did not exist among us. Eddie Peña
View post →A silk embroidered “driving cap” from 1924 that would totally pass for stylish in Williamsburg or the Lower East Side today. Available in goldens and greens.
View post →I recently had the opportunity to draw from a terrace on the 47th floor of a downtown New York City building – talk about getting dizzy. But what an exhilarating experience! – Veronica
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