I found this spread in my sketchbook and thought it was interesting how on one page I decided to cover all traces of hair by drawing these fully “capped” men, and then on the next page I’m practically combing these guys with my pencil. Who knows what goes through your mind when your drawing! […]
View post →A black and white drawing of the Tea Cups at Fantasy Land at Disney World! M. Hurst
View post →This is a study of a model’s hands and feet as they move around the model stand. My husband told me it looks like a game of Twister! ©Despina Georgiadis 2014
View post →I’m a Bob Dylan fan. I think he is a genius. AND I finally had the opportunity to see him last Saturday night at the Beacon Theatre in New York City! Not the easiest place to draw as it was very DARK, but between my memory of what he looks like and the little that […]
View post →I drew and then painted with frisking and then painted with watercolor. Serendipitous to say the least! Will definitely try other subject matter with the frisking! Margaret Hurst
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Back in 2003-04 I spent a considerable amount of my free time walking around and drawing New York City. Here is a drawing made back in July of 2003 near the Plaza Hotel. Greg Betza ©2014
View post →AÂ drawing of Kika. I was playing around with incorporating thread into the drawing. It was fun! Would love to work with that some more! Margaret Hurst
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Saw this hat at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Some things are just begging to be drawn! – Â Veronica
View post →Â A drawing of the model in the studio…favorite thing to do! M. Hurst
View post →Last Friday, I visited the American Museum of Natural History, with my son James, and my great friend Jennifer. Drawing by Despina
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New Orleans is really a romantic city – the jazz music, the voodoo vibe, the paddle boats, the wrought iron architecture and of course, the horse & carriages that are all over the city. The sound of horse hooves clomping down the cobblestone streets (I forgot that in the list!) really adds to the atmosphere. […]
View post →A couple of napkin drawings/thumbnails for a CFNAPA job. I love thumbnailing on napkins!!! Margaret Hurst
View post →Waiting for the train, a perfect time to get in a little reading! ©2014 Greg Betza
View post →I think Robin Hood really did live here. Or maybe it was Maid Marion? Could this be where Howard Pyle did his illustrations? Saw this tower at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania last weekend, and I couldn’t help but want to draw it! Having an Adirondack chair, nice weather, and Neil drawing next to me didn’t […]
View post →After a show on the lower east side this Thursday I headed back to New Jersey via the good ol’ PATH train. Here is another couple doing about the same. Greg Betza ©2014
View post →Another weekend, another show, another of my favorites. This time, J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. Simply put, J is one of the most prolific songwriters and virtuoso guitarists of his generation. Last night it was just him and a guitar as he performed songs from his 30 year career at the Bowery Ballroom in New […]
View post →From a morning spent sitting near the water in Hoboken, NJ. Greg Betza
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