Canson has placed the artwork of four Dalvero Academy artists on the covers of their Artboard pads. I am honored to be one of those artists along with Veronica Lawlor, Julia Sverchuk and Evan Turk! This is my artwork which is on the cover of the Canson Canva Artboards cover. Veronica Lawlor’s artwork is on […]
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There are many perros y gatos in the streets of Habana. They are sweet, beautiful animals who seek love and warmth and some food, but mostly love and warmth. This little girl came over to me while Ronnie and Julia and I were drawing on the waterfront in Habana. She walked right over and sat […]
View post →Just another rainy day on the canal in Amsterdam. Good day to sit and draw. 🙂 posted by Veronica
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A little late posting this morning because I was watching #Wimbledon. This morning’s match featured, yet again, the Williams sisters, Venus and Serena. They are an amazing story…have been for a long time. Here are a few quick ink paintings I made throughout the match. Greg Betza ©2015
View post →The US and Cuba are on a path to restore diplomatic relations on July 20 – a historic event. On my recent trip to Cuba, I saw a lot of poverty, as in this neighborhood surrounding the house that “Papa” Ernest Hemingway lived in for years. When I talk about this, people will sometimes say to me, “Well, all […]
View post →A portrait of an intense looking woman. Or maybe an intensely looking woman. Done with mixed media. Posted by Veronica Lawlor
View post →I loved Ronnie’s previous post of the cigar smokers! It was a truly fun evening in Cuba drawing the cigar smokers at our hotel! They were so into it! It turns into this ritual fantasy. The body language tells it all! They are definitely in another zone. Could have drawn them forever! m. hurst
View post →A drawing for a Monday morning, man on a train. Greg Betza ©2015
View post →As Marg pointed out in yesterday’s post, we just returned from Cuba. I have been fighting a traveler’s cold, and not able to scan too much yet, but wanted to put up this drawing as a ‘bocadito’ – or little snack. Will be posting my drawings and thoughts on the experience on my home blog […]
View post →This gentleman’s name is Armando. He lives in Cuba. Ronnie, Julia and I were drawing on the waterfront in downtown Habana when this gentleman showed up. He threw flowers in the water. We asked him why he did this. He said it was for his baby daughter, that she would be well. He asked us […]
View post →Here is another drawing of Urban Light from the exhibit at LACMA. You can see my other reportage drawing here https://onedrawingaday.com/2015/06/09/urban-light/ -Despina
View post →Here is a drawing I made back a few years ago. This is the facade of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Always liked this one. Happy Monday. @metmuseum #reportage #illustration #newyorkcity Greg Betza ©2015
View post →Nothing beats people watching – and drawing – at DisneyWorld in Orlando, Florida. Can’t wait for our next Dalvero workshop there in August! posted by Veronica
View post →I made this drawing of Urban Light by artist Chris Burden at LACMA in Los Angeles. Pen & Ink. Despina Georgiadis ©2015
View post →From Geisha fashion night at the Society of Illustrators. Thank you Natori for lending your fashions for the evening. See the rest of my illustrations here: http://www.gregbetza.com/natori/ Greg Betza ©2015
View post →Doodles from my sketch book. Eddie Peña
View post →A solo drawing of Kika as her fiestyness sets in! m. hurst
View post →This sculpture by American artist Tony Smith at the LACMA was stunning. I had to draw it. Market and graphite. ~Despina
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