I’m honored to be included in the Canadian ART IN TRANSIT show “Sketching The Line”, an exhibition of reportage drawings made while of commuters and subway-goers. Back in 2007-8 I took advantage of my time on NYC subways by drawing anyone I could. For practice, yes, and because I just love to do it. I […]
Last week, Studio 1482 illustrator Dominick Santise and I attended the Workbook Creative Carnival in Chicago. We then spent the next 2 days creating reportage drawings around the city. Now I love NY, but Chicago is like a friendly, clean, slightly more relaxed version…which frankly is nice from time to time. We navigated the city […]
The Communication Arts Illustration Annual is out. I received my copy yesterday and as I reported a few months ago, my reportage series on Times Square has been recognized. I’ve always felt that CA is one of the best publications for illustrators as well as the entire creative industry and it is an honor to […]
Looking down at, but certainly not down on these commuters. I’m a fairly tall guy, so this happens sometimes…and here’s what it looks like.
an Indian man, a man with a large nose (in my opinion), and a miserable man. It takes all kinds.
I’ve been doing a bit of commuting lately and I thought I’d resurrect some of my commuter drawings from last year. Here are a few portraits and a group drawing. Stay tuned for more…
For those of you who have followed my blog, you may remember my series of drawings about “commuters”. It has been a while since the last posts, but as I have so many more I’ve decided to continue with it. People are my favorite subject to draw and I really enjoyed working on this series. […]
Been a busy month, but I’ve continued on with my reportage of NYC commuters. Not a lot to say this time, but here are a few of my favorite drawings from October.
Well it has been a few days since the last post so I’ve decided just to put up a few of the end of the month/beginning of the month reportage drawings from this series. Check back soon for more.
Well you’ve all been asking for it, so here it is, the elevator drawing. It’s amazing, work can be so rough on people that even though these commuters are going home, they still look just as miserable as they do in the morning.
