Tuesday’s have always been an off day for me. Even in quarantine I find I am just not myself on Tuesday’s. Hence why so many posts are late in the day—or sometimes never arrive. There is a never ending list of reasons why the day takes a turn. Maybe it’s because I never had […]
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Certain elements seem to pop up when you need them most, or maybe you just weren’t ready to see them until the right moment. No matter what, pay attention to everything.—Dominick
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A little play on words, pictures, and model. Specksthealmighty1 at Society of Illustrators a few weeks back. Always a blast to draw.—Dominick
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Found a stack of sketches from a few years ago that I didn’t remember making. The project has always stayed close to my board, but these were an unexpected memory.—Dominick
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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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A drawing made at the society of illustrators back in 2017 when Chinese headdresses and costumes were on display as they interpreted the folktale Mulan. Pen & Ink & Watercolor & Pencil & Crayon ~Despina
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A drawing of the guitarist from a band I saw recently. China marker on paper. Greg Betza ©2018
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Each weekend Studio 1482 will be featuring posts from the One Drawing A Day archives. Today’s post is by Despina Georgiadis, from back in 2016. It’s titled “Hamilton.” #ODADarchive HAMILTON makes history with 16 Tony nominations. I haven’t seen it yet, but would like to find out what all the fuss is about! This drawing was […]
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Each weekend Studio 1482 will be featuring posts from the One Drawing A Day archives. Today’s post is by Greg Betza, from back in 2016. It’s titled “R&R.” #ODADarchive I’ll soon be taking a few weeks of vacation so I was reminded of this quick piece I did on the beach in Aruba a few years […]
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Fashion Night at The Society of Illustrators. A big hug! m. hurst
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Each weekend Studio 1482 will be featuring posts from the One Drawing A Day archives. Today’s post is by Greg Betza, from back in 2016. It’s titled “Accordion.” #ODADarchive I made this drawing of performer, Natasha, at EPCOT in Florida a few years ago. The accordion was wonderfully odd in contrast with her flamboyant costume. […]
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Each weekend Studio 1482 will be featuring posts from the One Drawing A Day archives. Today’s post is by Veronica Lawlor, from back in 2014. It’s titled “Indian Garden” #ODADarchive An Indian Garden. It was fun to play around with color, symbols, and abstract shapes. Posted by Veronica.
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I made this quick portrait a few weeks ago with a china marker and oil pastels. I thought today would be a good day to post it as it is International Women’ Day. Visit the official website to see how you can help #PressforProgress https://www.internationalwomensday.com #IWD2018 Greg Betza ©2018
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The model exploding in color and line! m. hurst
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Reportaging at The Women’s March 2018. Summed up in one word: RESIST!!! m. hurst
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The I’M WITH HER poster that many men were holding up at the Women’s March in NYC. It was great to see so many men joining in the march! Great support! m. hurst
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A drawing from last week’s Women’s March in NYC. There were so many issues out there and so many people marching to be heard. A sea of pink. A great march! m. hurst
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A drawing of Samir! Always a joy to draw! m. hurst
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This past weekend I picked up a project from 13 years ago and started the next phase. As much as putting the project down many years ago has haunted me, I wish I could say life was better today and there was no need for this. But unfortunately what was warned about many years ago […]
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Time passes on and a 70 foot tree is lowered to the ground. Nature gave it life and nature brought it’s slow end. As the last limbs are collected and life returns to normal, what once filled the sky will be empty for a little span of time.—Dominick
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