Here are 2 drawings from my trip to Santorini. I often try to, but this one was a time where I was really able to let the situation dictate the art. These line drawings are different from anything I’ve done before, but they are right. Not that there aren’t other right solutions, but this was […]
Here are a few drawings I made as Despina and I walked through the back of the famous gorge. By walking through the back, I mean we started the hike from the end rather than take the 10 mile walk through the Cretan mountains. Hey, we had limited time, so we did what we could, […]
Here is an illustration I completed last week that ran last Sunday in the Tribune. It was great to work with one of my favorite ADs Nicole Dudka again, and to illustrate a topic that was unusual for me…’natural’ hair. You never know what’s next in this business!
Today I am featured on twenty2wo blog, a site devoted to creative work from around the world, especially illustration and print. I’d like to thank Adam for the post.
This was a great night spent in a Cretan village. Seeing traditional dance and live bouzouki players was incredible. It’s the kind of night that makes you really appreciate the ability to make a reportage drawing.
Continuing my reportage of Greece, here are a few more drawings and some watercolors from the village of Kalives. the out-of-control telephone wires on the tiny village roads the sun baked buildings and the tropical flora the boats on the river Xydas road through one of the many olive groves
If you’ve been over to my wife Despina’s blog you know that we went on a Greek ‘odyssey’ this summer. I’ll never forget the trip for many reasons, but the most memorable for me was that for the first time I had the opportunity to visit family in another part of the world. Being welcomed […]
Chania is the second largest city in Crete, and in my opinion the most beautiful, particularly the venetian harbor. On the water there is a venetian lighthouse and a mosque, all evidence of the rich history of this area. This reportage series was made behind the buildings facing the harbor where small alleys are lined […]
