Looking back on the good things of 2018 with gratitude today, and looking forward to wish everyone a happy, healthy, and fruitful 2019. As my friend Christie wrote so eloquently on my Instagram page – “moving into the year with our container of joy.” I love that. Cheers! posted by Veronica #mixedmedia #floral #happynewyear2019 @verolawlor
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Greg’s post from yesterday inspired me to look back at my old drawings from Paris. Here is a mixed media piece from the Tuileries Gardens in Paris. ~Despina
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I made this drawing at EPCOT in Florida quite a while ago. This panoramic drawing shows the wonderful carnival actors that used to perform there. Bring them back!!! Greg Betza ©2018
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A drawing from spring time at the SOI Fashion Night! As always, fun! m hurst
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Fashion night at the SOI. Painted costumes by Scooter Laforge and Patricia Field. Pay Me!! m hurst
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Fashion Night at the SOI. m hurst
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Studio Goddess: she appeared on my page one day when I was working in the studio. posted by Veronica
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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 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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Another boxing drawing from a few weeks ago at the Society of Illustrators. —Dominick
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I made this thumbnail drawing many years ago at Disney’s Magic Kingdom. I’m going to be visiting Disney in a few weeks and I’m looking forward to some warm sunsets. Greg Betza ©2018
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Happy New Year! May your 2018 be filled with love, laughter, music and of course, plenty of drawing every day. xx Veronica
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Here is a little b/w drawing of my, mostly dying, flower garden. Winter is on it’s way (unfortunately). Greg Betza ©2017
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We all have those books that made a big impression on us as children – Anne of Green Gables was one of those books for me. So I was thrilled to be asked to create a cover illustration for this classic, as part of the exhibit: Covering the Classics at Gallery 1888 in Orange, California. […]
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In response to the devastation brought by Hurricane Irma to the Caribbean, the members of Studio 1482 have created an art-for-donation fundraiser. All this week, you can receive a print or original artwork from a Studio 1482 member by donating to one of the charities in this LINK. (See below for details.) Above is my piece, Irma’s Path, […]
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The New York Botanical Gardens provide an educational gardening program now called ‘The Edible Academy’ my children have been attending since they were three. Last week was the end of the spring session and my favorite day … HARVESTING! They each harvested what they planted earlier in the season to take home and eat, or […]
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I like how tulips try to escape the vase. Their stems reach out as if to say “lend me a hand would ya?” Cut paper and pen. ~Despina
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A few years back I had just found out I was having a second child when a call came in for a HUGE job. One of those “this is going to require a ton of research, sweat and time, but could really be worth it in the big picture”. It was for a major pharmaceutical […]
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A week after Thanksgiving and moving into the holiday season here in the US, I’m continuing to think a lot about gratitude. This drawing is of a taxi driver I met in Havana, during a visit to the city in 2015. He was a very warm person, and between his pigeon English and my pigeon Spanish, […]
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I spent last night at the Society of Illustrators Tuesday sketch night. The long poses were a bit long for me, so instead of spending 20 minutes on 1 drawing I would make 2 or 3. Often including a portrait. Here is one I did with colored pencil and a fountain pen. Greg Betza ©2016
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