Posting another drawing of a pine tree this week. I love drawing pine trees – elegant, resolute, evergreen – each year they remind us of the promise of spring. Coming soon to New York City! (can’t wait) posted by Veronica
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One of the many beautiful boats along the riverfront in Porto, Portugal. Drawn on location by Veronica.
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Above is one of my favorite drawings inspired by Central Park’s Bethesda Fountain I worked on for a french wine label. – medium: graphite and watercolor by Michele Bedigian
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More than 200 years ago, merchant Peter Schermerhorn commissioned a series of 14 brick warehouses to be built along Fulton Street near the East River to serve Manhattan’s growing South Street Seaport, an area so busy that it has been described as New York City’s “first world trade center.” Within a few decades, the needs of the area changed […]
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It would seem just plain RUDE to visit London and not make a drawing of Big Ben. I was happy to oblige. Note the lovely British clouds in the sky. posted by Veronica
View post →This Saturday, November 21, our Dalvero Academy exhibit, Journey of Transformations, opens at the Mystic Seaport in Connecticut. The exhibit showcases reportage drawings of the 38th Voyage of the Charles W. Morgan in the summer of 2014, as well as an artistic conversation about whale conservation, which the Morgan sailed to bring attention to. Above […]
View post →From a morning spent sitting near the water in Hoboken, NJ. Greg Betza
View post →Ahhh ….. spring in Central Park, what could be better? …(even when it is a bit chilly in the air.) I made this drawing sitting on the edge of the spectacular Bethesda fountain inspired by the breathtaking view of the Bethesda Terrace, (the lower level to be exact). This area is often referred to as the […]
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