I’m pleased to announce my inclusion in the Quarry Books release “The Art of Urban Sketching“. It’s a great book filled with many incredible artists, including fellow Studio 1482 members Veronica Lawlor and Margaret Hurst. The book is based on art created for the international sketching blog Urban Sketchers. I’d like to say a special […]
I’m proud to announce the publishing of Studio 1482‘s first collective effort, One Drawing A Day: A 6-Week Course Exploring Creativity with Illustration and Mixed Media . The book, which is essentially our blog (www.onedrawingaday.com) put in print, guides the reader/participant through a series of exploratory and thought-provoking exercises designed to bring about very personal […]
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 […]
I found out today that my reportage series “Traffic-Free Times Square” has been accepted into the Communication Arts Illustration Annual. I’m honored to be included in CA, and I’m really excited about it too! Shows you the potential of spending a nice day drawing!
Along with fellow Studio 1482 members and Urban Sketcher correspondents Margaret Hurst and Veronica Lawlor I have donated a print of one of my reportage drawings. If you would like a signed print, please visit Urban Sketchers and donate. For further details, follow this link www.reportageillustrators.com My donation is from a series on Times Square […]
As the weather has been beautiful and the cars have been banned, I’ve taken full advantage and have been out drawing every chance I get. These drawings are from a few weeks ago on a Saturday in Times Square. It was a real pleasure to sit in the heart of the center of the world […]
Two Studio 1482 members, Veronica Lawlor and Eddie Peña are featured in the July CA Illustration Annual. The article, by Lisa L. Cyr, highlights the important, often overlooked, area of visual journalism and reportage.