This little drawing I made in a Brooklyn cafe last fall didn’t seem like much when I drew it – but now it feels like a frozen memory of a NYC that is still not back. Looking forward to returning to this cafe and the neighborhood some time… posted by Veronica
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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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Another pen drawing from a quick trip to the NY Aquarium. I usually avoid zoos and aquariums for personal reasons but I made the trip for my son and was happy to see some beautiful aquatic creatures. But I guess my personal feelings seeped out into the drawing because I feel like this fish looks […]
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As promised, a more rendered drawing of the silver dollar fish at the NY Aquarium in Brooklyn. Pencils and pen on paper. ~Despina
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Here is a drawing of Colleen Green. Her band was the opening act a few weekends ago in Brooklyn. I’d never heard of her or her band but I enjoyed her stage presence, look and especially her sunglasses. Thanks to my sister for holding my beer while I drew this. Greg Betza ©2017
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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.
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Even more drawings from minotaur day in the studio last week.—Dominick
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A drawing from a wonderful day of drawing with my studio 1482 associates/friends. My version of the model turned Minotaur!—Margaret
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Spent the day last Saturday drawing with half of my 1482 compatriots. The studio turned into a mythical land where creatures roamed and faun’s and minotaur’s played. A little fantasy never hurts. If only cupid had payed a visit.—Dominick
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Spent some priceless time with my friends at the studio figure drawing a few weeks back. It’s always good to be home. – Michele Drawing done in charcoal, watercolor and crayon.
View post →Going home from Brooklyn on the L train Sally and Laura were sitting across from me and I couldn’t resist drawing them! Very quick and very worth it! Thank you Sally and Laura!!! m. hurst
View post →A quick drawing of the model, Goldie Peacock, this past weekend at Dalvero Academy! m. hurst
View post →As my older son closed off his first year at a new school in June we thought it would be an interesting summer if we set up a treasure hunt that would last throughout their vacation. The mission was to ride every carousel we could find in the tri-state area (including Nassau and Suffolk). To simply […]
View post →I love the lazy days of summer. This is a watercolor I did in between napping, on a blanket at Brooklyn Bridge park. Thought it would be fun to use only watercolor to make a little reportage drawing of this couple having a romantic afternoon. posted by Veronica
View post →I will always love my Bronx, but I have to admit that Brooklyn is beginning to grow on me. The Brooklyn Bridge. Eddie Peña
View post →…Hall of Williamsburg is a great venue to see a band. Here is an oil pastel drawing I made there a few weeks back. The band, Archers of Loaf were great, as always. -Greg Betza
View post →…are 1 of 3 bands I went to see Tuesday night at The Bell House in Brooklyn. They were great, not much more to say! A really nice venue too. Greg Betza ©2012
View post →I had such a great time at the ETSY Hands-on: drawing event last week. It was inspiring to meet so many aspiring artists eager to learn a new perspective on drawing. Here’s one of Kika in her final pose of the evening. – Michele, pen and ink
View post →The hilarious Eugene Merman (the creepy super from “Flight of the Conchords”) reading us the open letter he wrote to Time Warner Cable after some frustrating (and unfortunately rather typical) scheduling issues. He was warming up the crowd at Brooklyn’s Bell House for his friend Amanda Palmer, who later that night blew our collective minds. […]
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