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Holiday cards are often some of my favorite types of illustration projects to do. Thought I’d reach into the archives for today’s post, and put up a sketch I created for a client a few years ago. They went with another of my ideas, but I still like this thought of a global scene under […]
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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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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 “Holiday.” #ODADarchive With the Greek Easter holiday coming this Sunday I am reminded of the ‘holiday’ I took to Greece in 2009. Here is a drawing from a church […]
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Long ago I realized that December 25th marked the 1st day of Christmas—contrary to what I thought were the two weeks leading up to the big day when I was a kid. This changed everything. All the hustle and bustle of the season comes to an abrupt end and then the holiday starts. Everything has […]
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MERRY CHRISTMAS! Wishing a wonderful Christmas holiday to all of you. And if you don’t celebrate the Christmas holiday, wishing you a nice peaceful Monday, perhaps with a little Chinese take out for dinner? posted by Veronica
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As the holiday season is fully underway, I continued my attempt to knock off a few more ideas for those projects that never see the light of day. —Dominick
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Christmas comes in all shapes and sizes. I hope yours was as small or large as you had hoped and as tacky or tasteful as you planned (or didn’t)—but most of all I hope it was peaceful and joyous all around.—Dominick
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Whatever you celebrate, and however you celebrate it, I’m wishing everyone who visits this blog a very happy holiday season! posted by Veronica
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A great night of drawing The Nutcracker at the Society of Illustrators with fellow studio 1482 members, Veronica Lawlor and Despina Georgiadis Betza! So much fun! Nutcrackers are crazy!! – Margaret Hurst
View post →A simple drawing I did in the Medieval Sculpture Hall at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. If you haven’t been there to see the adorned galleries during the Holiday season, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you put it on your list of “life time to-do’s”. – Michele Quote by Elie Wiesel
View post →Above is a small lino-cut I had done at the South Street Seaport titled Point of Entry…into the melting pot. Thought it was kind of appropriate given the occasion this holiday weekend, Happy Thanksgiving everyone! May the best of life’s offering in this great land we call home fill yours with peace and abundance. …and for those who […]
View post →In the years around 2000 BC, the Babylonian New Year began with the first New Moon (actually the first visible cresent) after the Vernal Equinox (the first day of spring). Today for most countries the official day of celebration was marked 3 days ago. It’s a symbol of renewal and an opportunity to plant new […]
View post →Wishing you and yours a very Happy Holiday season! Cheers! – Veronica Lawlor —————————————————————————————————– The first reviews of One Watercolor A Day are in! Watercolor is a medium with a reputation for being difficult to learn and master. “One Watercolor A Day” dispels that in its first few pages. If you;e just starting out, […]
View post →Here’s another look at what a hippo holiday shindig would look like ~Despina
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View post →Wishing everyone a peaceful and joyous holiday season. Posted by Veronica Lawlor
View post →… in Rockefeller Center. visit my blog for more from the day , Michele
View post →Can I hear an ‘Amen’? Happy Independence Day! – artwork by Michele Bedigian
View post →Tomorrow is Three Kings Day, or The Epiphany, a Christian holiday that commemorates the biblical story of the three kings—Melchior, Caspar, and Balthazar. It’s when the three kings (also known as the Wise Men or Magi) followed the bright star of Bethlehem to bring gifts to the Christ child. Did you know in Latin America […]
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