I found quite a few drawings I made at Disney World while learning how to draw portraits of people. So I will post three at a time. m hurst
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Drawing people’s faces has certainly changed these days. Greg Betza 2020
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Today is the 92nd birthday of Mickey and Minnie Mouse! A drawing from way back of Fantasyland at Disney World. It’s been awhile. Happy Birthday!!! m hurst
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I’m not sure where this drawing was made. Drawn a while back. Though it was an interesting little group of three different personalities. m hurst
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Drawing at the beach in Florida ~Despina
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Here in south western Florida it is still very much summer time. I spent a nice day today on the beach at Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park. I had a chance to make one drawing and here it is, a couple of guys wading around getting a tan. Greg Betza ©2020
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And, more Disney people! Part of the learning process. m hurst
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A drawing I made last summer in the beautiful city of Amsterdam, subject of my addition to our Studio 1482 Armchair Travels series this week. You can read the full story on our website, HERE. posted by Veronica
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Rifling through more Learning Process drawings. Another Disney World Pen and ink drawing. Working on lines and marks to express body language. m hurst
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By chance I happen to be in Tampa, FL right now and the Tampa Bay Lightning just won the Stanley Cup, also known as the ultimate prize for my favorite sport. My son and I went down to the riverwalk yesterday to watch the first of it’s kind “boat parade” for the champs. It […]
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Just last summer I spent time ‘playing tourist’ in my home town of NYC. I drew at some of the favorite haunts, including this cafe at the at the now-struggling Hudson Yards development. The coronavirus has hit the hospitality and entertainment industries of the city so hard that you wonder what will happen to our […]
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Lido beach in Sarasota Florida is where my family and I spent the first few days of fall this year. Didn’t plan it that way, but that’s how it worked out. Ironic since fall is often the time when I mourn the passing of warm weather and the descent into the looooong cold winter months. […]
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I guess I can’t stop searching through my drawing pads and finding drawings created a while back. This is a drawing of people at Disney World. Trying to learn about picture making, design, line, etc. Have to say, its been interesting to look over these drawings and see where my head was at! And theirs!!! […]
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A couple with a strange vibe hanging out in the American Wing at The Met. m hurst
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Found one more of the floating heads learning process. This will be the last one. It was interesting to look at these drawings from when I was learning about dimension and line and expression. The journey never ends! m hurst
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A beautiful parade put on by the wonderful cast at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, back when standing shoulder to shoulder enjoying life wasn’t dangerous 🙁 Greg Betza ©2020
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And, of course, more random floating heads from drawings away back. Line in direction and dimension. The learning process continues!! m hurst
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Made with pastels many years ago…I swear she felt just like this. Greg Betza ©2020
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More sorting and filtering through old drawings and found these random floating heads. They are pen and ink drawings I was making as I was trying to figure out proportions and facial expressions/body language. Learning is a process. That’s for sure! m hurst
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This quick little graphite drawing was made in December 2019, while riding on the 7 train in NYC. It’s a drawing of my husband Neil and my step-daughters Ashley and Danielle, visiting us from Florida, sitting together on the subway bench across from me. Neil is showing Danielle, who is majoring in Civil Engineering, something […]
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