The end? I think not!

Well I turned this project in last Tuesday with a short presentation to the class...I will let you know my grade? Anyway, while I do not have the time or money to ride the train back and forth for hours all the time, like I did for or this project, I do still want to do these sketches when I have the chance..maybe it will turn into something really cool. Last night I only did one cause it was late and I was very sleepy, but I will share it with you anyway.

The late night people

We're so ready

This weekend

Sketches I did while WAITING for the train:

"Jim", on the newspaper dispenser:





"Paul", inside the station, waiting:





Ted, on a bench at the Collingswood station:



And here are the ones ON the train:

"Jerry":



"Amanda":




"Benny":




"Derek":



"Donald":



"Jake":


"John":


"Julie":





"Philip":


"Ron":




"Tom":

Trial Run

This weekend was sort of a trial run for the project so I could figure out where I was going to have problems.

Problem A: I need to never ever get on the train at rush hour. When I needed to tape a picture to a seat, someone else would sit there after the first person left. I also didn't have much room to do alot of drawing. It's hard to be discreet with alot of people :/.

Probelm B: As people were becoming aware of what I was doing, it was becoming increasingly uncomfortable. I admit that this kind of caused me to not get very many pictures from farther back. Much staring. I think I could easily solve this problem by bringing a friend with me so I don't feel so self-conscious.

Note to self: Wait til train stops to take the picture. Less Blurry.

Next time will be better, kids. This weekend.

In the meantime, here are the first pictures and stories, along with som pictures pre-train ride. Pre-cheating the train system. OOps.