Sketches on the F Train
Even though it’s hard to draw on the subway because the trains jerk and people move or new people get on at the next stop and block the view, I like to sketch passengers. There are so many personalities, even when they’re asleep or staring at their phones.
Close Up and Far away 
Love these. Subway culture is so fascinating.
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Plenty of subway culture (?) here!
Liking these a lot. Egon would be jealous…
I’m also in awe of your motivation, discipline and talent in doing things like this!
Please send me some of it!
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These are great. Also enjoy,”Jeff Sessions haunts me.” i was telling someone the other day about the shoes on the subway. Shoes say a lot.
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pat… how exciting to see your work. nothing – surpasses the human figure as far as I’m concerned for interest, variety, mystery.I can see the gradual change in your the relaxed nature of your approach to the face, special details that make each one unique. the magic of line quality, quick simple yet expressive, dramatic characteristics…looks like you enjoy the activity…its all evident .how long does each sketch take?guessing your figure drawing class is hard work but exciting… look forward to hearing more about it, whos in there, the teacher, etc.
pens? maybe?? certain ball points have just the right, fluid feel.thanks for sending.
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Thanks Linda,
It is really fun to do. Usually I only have a couple of minutes to make the sketch. It’s actually harder for me to do more accurate, detailed drawings.
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