Last week on a beautiful, spring-like day, my wife Despina, our son and I visited the NYBG. It felt like coming out of hibernation. Though very little, if anything, was in bloom it really didn’t matter. It was just great to be OUTSIDE doing it again. Here is a reportage drawing from that day.
A few months back I was contracted to create preliminary drawings of 10 new spaces within the new home of the New York Mets, Citifield. This is the type of job that doesn’t come along very often. I was given a tour within the new stadium (a privilege given very few) in order to get an […]
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. Â
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.
Today I put together a small collage of few reportage drawings I made during the evening rush hour. This has been great, but I’m ready for larger paper and larger ideas. It’s funny, it starts as a way to practice and document and already I’m ready to move on. Well onward and upward!
Back to work. A woman on the phone, no time to stop and talk, just keep moving. And then there is this girl who is waiting. Maybe she’s waiting for the woman on the phone?
This has been a great week drawing. I hope to keep up with it in terms of documenting these people. Here is an illustration of a group of unfortunate people standing in a painfully long line. Enjoy the weekend.
Here are 2 of my favorites of the day. An intense NY Times reader and a content Indian man on the subway. Different?, certainly.
