Back onto the train this morning, I was despairing of finding any victims. Um. People to sketch. I skipped the first train because it was full and I wanted to be able to plop stuff down to get my sketchbook out. The SECOND train was TOTALLY empty. I strategically plotted my seating, so as to sit facing as many seats as possible to be able to see faces instead of backs of heads (which while they MIGHT be a bit fun to draw, can get pret-ty darned boring after a few dozen times.) So as I sat in my strategically-picked-seat.... everyone. EVERYONE. Sat on the same side as me. Facing away from me. I had to laugh.
(02-04-2011. On the train home. While it was way more crowded and so I had to keep my notebook a LOT closer to me to be able to sketch, there were a LOT of very cool looking people to sketch. The personalities abounded. I LOVED that hat. Unfortunately, people noticed the sketchbook so there were a few turns... which is why there are some body parts that are missing.)
While I don't necessarily look for the whole to be "cohesive", as I'd stated about the top photo... since I'm working on the lines, I DO get a tickle when the whole thing looks like it could be one piece.
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