Ahh, the last days of summer. I remember crying every Labor Day weekend at the thought of going back to school again. When I was between the ages of six and eighteen, Jerry Lewis and his telethon could bring on instant depression. While I’m not quite that unhappy about fall in New York City anymore, […]
View post →Just got home from teaching a reportage class on location in DisneyWorld. Tropical storm Fay made things interesting to say the least, but we managed to get the students out to the parks and drawing and illustrating like pros! I was able to sneak a few little drawings in – sitting between the rain drops – it’s always […]
View post →Back to the Bahamas – we couldn’t help returning to that beautiful spot. Greeny blue water, blue skies, billowy clouds; fantastic! We spent much of our trip snorkeling and saw many more fish than we did in the spring. Maybe the fish like to summer there as well. There were lion fish, parrot fish, grouper swimming around […]
View post →I am very proud to post on this blog the fact that my reportage of September 11th is part of the News History exhibition at the newly opened Newseum in Washington DC.My drawing is featured in the news history gallery in one of the cases in the “Who Controls the News?” exhibit in a section called […]
View post →I recently had the opportunity to illustrate three cities for Hue magazine, the alumni magazine of FIT. The article was called “A Tale of Three Cities” and it talked about the FIT fashion management program in New York, Paris and Hong Kong. So this drawing is like, best of my fave cities, or maybe, a […]
View post →Here’s an editorial piece I did recently that appeared in the Sunday Arts section of the Hartford Courant, about band groupies. Apparently they are organizing online – one group mentioned in the article even has a MySpace page! What’ll they think of next? The job was fun to do, and the AD was great to […]
View post →Spent my recent birthday in the Bahamas – a highly recommended way to honor the passing of another year of your life. The sun was hot, the water was cool and Neil and I saw a barracuda while snorkeling! The drawing above is from the harbor town in Nassau; a fairly typical island scene. The […]
View post →Our studio has launched an updated version of the website, designed and executed by our own member Eddie Pena. Check it out here: studio1482.com. Above is my opening illustration; one of the new features of the site is that all nine of us have our own entry as well as the group. You can find […]
View post →Well, it’s 2008, unbelievably enough – those of you who were born before 1975 understand my meaning completely! I so remember plotting where I would be when the millenium turned – the year 2000 – and not being able to even imagine life beyond then. The post-2000 years have been terrific. Above is a detail […]
View post →Happy New Year 2008! This one promises to be a good one…my horoscope said so! Enjoy the evening everyone. This is an illustration of Times Square on New Year’s that I did for the Hyatt hotels…personally I’ll be home with friends, not trying to brave the crowds and cold on 42nd street!
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