I took a moment to draw this very pedestrian scene of my daughter’s school. Fountain pen. Greg Betza ©2022
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Cheers to the weekend! Greg Betza ©2022
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It wasn’t actually purple, but it is here. Infinite possibilities when you really look at nature. Greg Betza ©2022
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A sketchbook drawing from a road trip in 2019. Greg Betza ©2022
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A little drawing of Neil doing some garden maintenance for his father this afternoon. Enjoying the nice weather and thinking of all those who served and sacrificed on this Memorial Day. posted by Veronica
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Another drawing from my session last week with my gifted markers. These amazing palms, etc. live in my new backyard. Greg Betza ©2022
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A friend’s mother passed away about 2 years ago and he gifted me her markers. She was an artist. This morning was the first time I used them. These flowers are for her. Greg Betza ©2022
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I recently moved and have been exploring my new view. These trees are such a standout to me. Their color, perhaps from decay, just pops with the greenery behind. I finally had a moment to draw them. Greg Betza ©2022
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Seeing so many Ukrainian refugees fleeing their homes, leaving family members and life as they knew it behind, I wanted to find a way to contribute. So I painted a sunflower, the national flower of Ukraine and now, a global symbol of hope and resistance, as a way to raise funds for their aid. […]
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When you’re studying it’s interesting to see how you lay out your drawings on a page. In the absence of a predetermined plan design decisions are made during the process, as with this series of figures. Greg Betza ©2022
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For a variety of reasons I have not posted in quite awhile but I’m excited to be back. Here is a ballerina I created as part of a wine label project. Have a great day. Greg Betza ©2022
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My daughter finds many things to be very suspicious lol. Greg Betza ©2022
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I call this the waiting tree because I drew it while waiting in the car for my wife while she ran an errand. Luckily I had the sketchbook and pen! And a beautiful delicate tree right in my line of sight. Greg Betza ©2021
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I know it’s definitely autumn when the leaf raking begins in Brooklyn… posted by Veronica
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When you don’t have much time it can be best to just draw what you have nearby…and I have a lot of ducks nearby. These ducks weren’t actually red, are there red ducks? Greg Betza ©2021
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We have a palm tree growing in a pot on our patio. So far it hasn’t grown very tall, but it is beautiful to watch. Here is a quick study of a leaf beginning to stretch out. Greg Betza ©2021
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Well this guy didn’t actually have blue hair, but here’s what he would look like if he did 😉 He did have a giant backpack though. Greg Betza ©2021
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I visited the South Street Seaport in Manhattan for the first time in years on Friday, to scope out the place and make a few drawings, in preparation for a reportage workshop that I taught there this weekend. It was so nice to see it again! The Ambrose lightship is still there, jaunty as ever, […]
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A little portrait watercolor demonstration I did for one of my classes at Pratt… posted by Veronica
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Central Park flowers! Can never get enough! m hurst
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