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Greg Betza on CommArts.com

Greg — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:13:05 +0000

Congratulations to Studio 1482 illustrator Greg Betza on being featured as a FRESH illustrator this week. Great job Greg!

http://www.commarts.com/fresh/greg-betza.html

Go Do It Magazine

Greg — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 14:00:22 +0000

This month our 2009 calendar features illustrator Margaret Hurst with an illustration from Go Do It Magazine. For more info about GDI, click here.

Michele exhibits at an upcoming chocolate show

Michele — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:50:28 +0000

After designing the winning entry in a poster contest for the Buck’s County Chocolate Show in New Hope, Pennsylvania, Michele Bedigian was asked to exhibit. Check out her blog for a peek at the winning poster.* A portion of the poster proceeds will go to Rainforest Alliance.

Urban Poetry, GDI Issue 3

Dominick — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 15:33:35 +0000

The third issue of Go Do It finds our format taking hold and with it a display of some incredible interpretations of what it means to be urban. This issue introduces three new sections to the magazine that highlight the Studio members in a different light. Our “Spotlight On Illustration” showcases Eddie Pena and his 2007 reportage for the design firm Integer Group, Michele Bedigian’s photo of the Harbor Bridge in Sydney, Australia is the centerpiece of our first “Spotlight On Photography,” and Despina Georgiadis interviews Margaret Hurst for our new “Art Of” series that provides a little background on our feature story artist. This month’s feature is “The Site,” Margaret’s reportage of a New York City construction site where the people are the story and the building the background. Kati Nawrocki starts off the issue with her personal story of the connection between the rituals of a latino barbershop and those of her mixed heritage in “The Shapeup.” Rounding out the urban story we go from one end of the spectrum where we find the beauty and fantasy of “Central Park” by Veronica Lawlor, based on her commission for Mandarin Oriental hotel in New York’s Columbus Circle, to the grit and strength of the origin of so many of our American cities in “Down in the Valley,” a photo essay by Dominick Santise on the old Bethlehem Steel site in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. As always we hope you enjoy and look forward hearing what you have to say.

Go Do It is the promotional magazine of Studio 1482. It is distributed for free to industry leaders in the graphic and visual arts professions. Our mailing list is updated periodically depending on the topic and content of the current issue. To ensure your next copy of Go Do It please email us at info@gdimagazine.com with your name, company, title, mailing address, and email. All information is used solely for mailing purposes of Go Do It and is not shared with any outside parties.

Go Do It Issue 2 Released!

Dominick — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 05:45:54 +0000

Studio 1482 is happy to announce the release of the second issue of our promotional magazine, Go Do It. Our latest issue is a beautiful collection of reportage projects from the entire Studio. Our “Reportage Issue” includes Margaret Hurst’s drawings and writings of her native Virgin Island’s Moko Jumbie parade, Dominick Santise’s reportage of the now highly debated 2006 Tour de France final laps up the Champs-Élysée, Michele Bedigian’s emotionally charged look at the New York Botanical Gardens and the inspiration it brings, Greg Betza’s display of what a fan and an artist can do with the US Open in Queens, New York, Despina Geogiadis’ beautiful translation of the annual Orchid Show at Rockefeller Center into a stunning Earth Day campaign, Kati Nawrocki’s reportage of Paris’ historic monuments and arrondissements, Charlotte Noruzi’s poetic tale of a solitary man, and the Eddie Pena/Veronica Lawlor joint reportage project that was turned into a large scale mural for the 3M Company headquarters in Canada.

We are honored to have guest author Lisa Cyr write an introduction for our latest publication. Lisa is an accomplished author and artist who writes for many of the creative industry’s leading trade publications including Communication Arts, Step inside design, How,ID, and others. Over the months leading up to the publication of Go Do It she interviewed the members of Studio 1482 and compiled a current and insightful essay on the role reportage plays in the illustration and art world.

Go Do It and Gallery 1482 Launched!

Dominick — Mon, 15 May 2006 05:53:18 +0000

On May 12th Studio 1482 hosted the launch of Go Do It magazine and a show of Gallery 1482 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Go Do It is the promotional magazine of Studio 1482. Scheduled for release in the spring and fall of each year, it will cover a variety of subjects united by an art-based approach to storytelling and the philosophy expressed in its title.

Gallery 1482 is a new endeavor of Studio 1482 to introduce our clients to the studio members’ non-commercial work.

Guests included Michael Recchiuti, who collaborated with Michele Bedigian of Studio1482 to create custom chocolates for the event, aside Greg DiNoto, CEO of DiNoto, Inc., artist and author Lisa Cyr, whose book “The Art of Promotion ” featured Studio 1482’s Charlotte Noruzi’s work, Laura Geringer, publisher of Studio member Margaret Hurst’s children’s book “Grannie and The Jumbie”, Peter Michaels and James Melnichok of the FDNY Museum, and curator/editor Andrea G. Stillman. Attendees enjoyed cocktails and hors d’euvres while mingling in front of the artwork and flipping through the premiere issue of the magazine.

For press shots and more info about the event please contact info@gallery1482.com.