Watercolor and china marker ~Despina
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I went to the Society of illustrators to draw last night. Beautiful model . Markers on paper ~Despina
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I made this drawing of a model dressed as a pirate. Pen & Ink. Greg Betza ©2018
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Playing around within ink on the streets of Chicago. Greg Betza ©2018
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I have a lot to be thankful for this year. I hope the same is true for you. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Greg Betza ©2018
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Another dynamic pose from Arielle and Brendan at the Society of Illustrators from a while back. —Dominick
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While my infant girl naps I keep a monitor on her so I don’t have to walk into the room to check on her. I made a quick note of what she looks like through the little screen ha ~Despina
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Made a few drawings of faces using a couple of different sized brushes and a bamboo pen. Greg Betza ©2018
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Found this in a pile from the summer. Felt right in terms of color, wrong in terms of the layers.—Dominick
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Studio 1482 is a proud supporter of Gilda’s Club New York City (GCNYC) which was founded in memory of the talented Saturday Night Live comedian, Gilda Radner, who said that having cancer gave her membership in an elite club she rather not belong to. GCNYC opened its iconic Red Door in 1995 to provide a place […]
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I made this drawing while in Paris of two people sitting and staring off into the distance. Somehow though I knew they were friends. Greg Betza ©2018
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A drawing from the Women’s March in Washington D.C., January 2017. Moms, dads and kids. m hurst
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I spent a short, hot afternoon around Rockefeller Center in New York a few years ago, just making a few quick pen and ink studies of the crowds. Here is one. Greg Betza ©2018 ick
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Two people sitting together on the left, one person sitting by herself on the right. Drew them all together. Why not. m hurst
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I grabbed the nearest drawing tool which happened to be a sharpie and I started looking online for different models to draw. Their poses are always exaggerated and therefore interesting and the lighting make their faces so fun to draw. Keep on working… Greg Betza ©2018
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The one thing about drawing with ink, which I really enjoy is how unforgiving it can be. You make choices as you draw the line and live with it. As you grow and mature as an artist you begin to embrace the permanence of ink on paper. Eddie Peña
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I had a model during my editorial illustration class yesterday and I managed to sneak in a few quick drawings while my students were drawing. Greg Betza ©2018
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Musicians playing under the stairs near the Dom Luis I Bridge crossing the River Douro in Porto. Delightful! m hurst
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what you preach. I always tell my students to work with media that they’re not comfortable with, or don’t think they like working with. It’s in that struggle that you grow. So for the longest time I’ve dreaded the feel of oil pastels. I don’t know why, but they never seem to work for me. […]
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I never get tired of drawing. As a child I enjoyed to draw and continue to love it even more. I can experiment and play. Like the drawings above, my subject usually involves people. Eddie Peña
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