Saturday, November 24, 2012
Forgotten Subway sketch.
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Had to giggle as it looks like the smiling man in the cap is scratching the head of the one in front of him. LOL That said, I think the hand belongs to that guy in front anyway. I love how you are able to sketch even on the train, Nikira.
Little moments, great sketches!
CrimsonLeaves, thank you. This boy in front was interesting, so young and so sad, his hair was sort of spiked in gel. The smiling guy amused me, because he was smiling by himself, only one among other strict faces. I love drawing on the train, thinking may be I should go for sketching on a Subway for like a loop ride just for the sake of sketching. :-)
Thank you very much Helen! Thank you for following. Glad to meet you. :-)
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