I came across this sketch I made as an option for an editorial commission. The illustration that was chosen was a bit different. ~Despina
View post →I spent a week in Chicago last month and had no time to make drawings…except for this one, while I was eating deep dish pizza at Lou Malnati’s. I loved Chicago and would go back in a heartbeat! –Greg Betza
View post →Last Wednesday I did a reportage of the Enterprise Space Shuttle being transported to its new home on the flight deck of the Intrepid, on the Hudson River in New York. It was so exciting to be there for such a historic moment! I’ll be posting the whole series on my blog later this week […]
View post →Another postcard design…this one is for Neurex, SNX 111, non-addictive pain killer. Margaret Hurst
View post →Line drawing of rhododendron branches. –Despina
View post →Here is a line drawing of the Freedom Tower under construction. I look forward to it’s completion. Greg Betza ©2012
View post →Storyboards for an animation project. “Industry on the Hudson” Eddie Peña
View post →A drawing of geishas walking through a street full of sushi and steak restaurants. You can see the chef from one of the restaurants standing at attention in the doorway at left. From a fabulous trip to Kyoto, a few years back. The geisha culture is still alive in this historic district of the city […]
View post →This is a print I screened of a hibiscus flower. The hibiscus is a very common and beautiful flower where I come from in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Margaret Hurst
View post →Here is a drawing of a 1940s era taxi. Always liked this one… -Greg Betza
View post →Drawings of sea plant life. Eddie Peña
View post →Just having some fun, playing around with markers and colored pencils. Happy Sunday! Â Posted by Veronica
View post →These are two drawings I made some time back of a construction site near me. I put them together to make a postcard. Margaret Hurst
View post →Here’s a drawing/collage/painting inspired by a mystery. Much of earthworm behavior is understood by scientists except for how and why they rise to the surface when it rains. Also, as I dig and plant in my garden I often wonder about how I could translate soil into a 2-Dimensional visual… here I gave it the […]
View post →Here is a drawing from 2004. Studio 1482 took a day trip out to Bethlehem, PA to visit and reportage the remains of the Bethlehem Steel Mill. It was an amazing, unique experience. ©2012 Greg Betza
View post →This is a drawing of a slipped hitch knot that was used on whaleboats. The knot is called the slipped hitch, because it came apart fairly easily. Once the whale was spotted, those boats had to move out quickly! This is one of a series of drawings of knots I did in preparation for our […]
View post →Today is a very special day. We, the artists of Dalvero Academy, are celebrating with our friends, family, and the people of Mystic Seaport Museum at our exhibition, Restoring a Past, Charting a Future. Thank you all for your art, your vision and your passion and beliefs. Cheers! Margaret Hurst
View post →Back in the garden knee-deep in soil when out popped a couple of worms. My son loves them and started to make stories as he played with them. So here begins my next project. This preliminary drawing is about a boy worm and his parents. Maybe we’ll call it “Parents just don’t understand” ~Despina
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 →Drawing of the Mystic seaport grounds. Mixed Media Eddie Peña
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