Started out the New Year in the best possible way. Spent the better part of the last week with the Dalvero gang drawing all day long. This is what makes for a happy and healthy New Year. —Dominick
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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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Possibly the Ryan Gossling to last weeks Blade Runner. Another great night at the Society of Illustrators. —Dominick
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I kept waiting for the tattoos on her legs to come to life, in some futuristic sci-fi scene. Alas, we were all safe last week at the Society of Illustrators. Great to see Ronnie, Margaret, and Julia that night.—Dominick
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Stumbling once again upon Veronica’s theme from last week, I turned the page of a sketchbook and thought, yeah, that is one of those moments. The drawing itself is what it is, but what it led to in the weeks after it was made is the greater feat.—Dominick
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Had a great night drawing two wonderful models last Thursday at the Society of Illustrators. Reign Apiim of Palais Apiim looked like a modern day Cleopatra. More to come.—Dominick
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The I’M WITH HER poster that many men were holding up at the Women’s March in NYC. It was great to see so many men joining in the march! Great support! m. hurst
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I had to look up the word. Not to get all preachy, but something we should all do from time to time. Just saying. It helps clarify meaning. —Dominick
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So many reasons why this makes sense right now, but to keep it simple, just a random lady wearing sunglasses.—Dominick
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Today is International Women’s Day. It celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women globally with dozens of events held worldwide. “The day will come when men will recognize woman as his peer, not only at the fireside, but in councils of the nation. Then, and not until then, will there be the […]
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Spent the day in the city and it was not too surprising how much energy was vibrating from corner to corner. Strangers emotionally debating about the course of the election eager to predict their candidate of choice would win. We’re just a few hours away from the decision. Regardless of the outcome, I pray tonight our […]
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Had the pleasure of drawing a watercolour outside the French Pavilion at Epcot this summer. Veronica Lawlor and I held a workshop at Disney World in Orlando, Florida this past August. These ladies were resting while taking the trip around the Epcot pavilions. They made it just before the rain! m. hurst
View post →Spotted these two women gossiping at the Whole Foods cafe the other day. I had to draw them! posted by Veronica
View post →While sipping some coffee I did a drawing of these 3 ladies enjoying the summer day in Amsterdam. A great place to visit. Greg Betza ©2015
View post →Here’s another drawing I made at the Society of Illustrators the night Scooter La Forge had his models there wearing his designs. Ink on paper. ~Despina
View post →Not sure what this has to do with the Ides of March, most likely nothing. My six years of Latin has been poking it’s head into many aspects of my life lately. Don’t ask me more then ten words, but the literature, the myths, the poetry; I could recite Latin verse for days. OK, maybe […]
View post →I drew some burlesque models at the Society of Illustrators last Thursday. Very colorful and fun costumes. I’ll post the rest of the session on my blog soon.
View post →Here are 2 women I saw on the street. I enjoy trying to capture a person in a simple ink wash. It forces you to focus on the shape and body language, not the details. Greg Betza ©2013
View post →Here’s a page from my book, from when I made a storyboard about women’s shaving products. Pencil on paper. ~Despina
View post →Here is another image from the watercolor series I mentioned last week experimenting with years back in the Japanese gardens in Epcot. It was another study exploring with what might happen when the natural patterns a garden make and the theatrical patterns a woman make merge together. Watercolor by Michele Bedigian
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