Check out the works of Greg Betza. His drawings are reminiscent of such draftsman like Robert Weaver, David Passalacqua, Paul Hogarth and David Stone Martin.
GREG BETZA
Illustrator NYC
Stop down to the Society of Illustrators in NYC during drawing night, you may see him.
ABOUT
Greg Betza is an illustrator, artist and designer from New Jersey. He does not limit his clients with a predetermined style, but with communication and aesthetics as his focus. He works in many mediums and styles in order to produce a solution as unique as the problem it is solving. His versatility in style and unique approach has led him to create work for a diverse group of clients, among them are NBC Sports,J Gallo Winery, Y&R, and The Wall Street Journal. Greg is a graduate of Parsons School of Design, and has also had the honor of studying with the late David J. Passalacqua. Greg has received numerous awards from institutions such as the Society of Illustrators of LA, Communication Arts, and American Illustration. Greg was featured by Communication Arts Fresh Online as an emerging illustrator in 2010.
Greg Betza is an illustrator, artist and designer from New Jersey. He does not limit his clients with a predetermined style, but with communication and aesthetics as his focus. He works in many mediums and styles in order to produce a solution as unique as the problem it is solving. His versatility in style and unique approach has led him to create work for a diverse group of clients, among them are NBC Sports,J Gallo Winery, Y&R, and The Wall Street Journal. Greg is a graduate of Parsons School of Design, and has also had the honor of studying with the late David J. Passalacqua. Greg has received numerous awards from institutions such as the Society of Illustrators of LA, Communication Arts, and American Illustration. Greg was featured by Communication Arts Fresh Online as an emerging illustrator in 2010.
YOU JUST SAW THE FAB WORKS OF GREG BETZA
Now go get your pen + open your #sketchbook and #drawbabydraw****** #getinspired #MAKEMARKS #ABSTRACTIONISREALISM
