Based in New Jersey, Greg DiNapoli is an award-winning pencil artist with an interest in historic architecture, lighthouses, and the Titanic. He works in the style of realism and focuses on perspective and value contrast to bring his subjects to life. Greg is an elected member of the American Artists Professional League and has been a finalist in notable international competitions such as the Derwent Art Prize, the ARC Salon, and Artist’s Network’s Strokes of Genius, the Best of Drawing.

 

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Finished pencil drawing depicting Marble Collegiate Church with the Empire State Building looming behind at the intersection of 29th and 5th in New York City. #pencil #drawing #architecturalillustration #pencildrawing #art
So surprised and honored to have my Titanic drawing “Southampton” in American Art Collector Magazine this month as part of the American Artists Professional League’s spring exhibition! Being recognized at this level is truly surreal
Today is the 113th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. While it was such a tragic event, it’s not always discussed how the ship’s story still brings people together. I had an awesome time at Titanic Anniversary Weekend, not only ge
While her name is synonymous with tragedy, the Titanic had some triumphant moments in her short life. Her departure from Southampton on April 10, 1912, 113 years ago today, might have been her proudest. The newly crowned largest ship in the world pul
113 years ago today, the R.M.S. Titanic sailed under her own power for the first time. At 6 a.m, she steamed out into the Irish Sea for her sea trials. She received her certification and later that evening she left Belfast, her place of construction,