People in public

The challenge of staying awake has only risen with the growth of cities, but few places in the world have found a way to incorporate napping into the culture. Could ‘sleeperies’ and ‘EnergyPods’ make nap breaks the new coffee breaks?

where do these people come from?

Team 3: Bus Stop (3-5 People). Could be the concept of the yellow wall with all doing what not or just waiting for the bus. I love the idea of urban in action shots. Location: Mission by 3rd, north corner.

Bus stops is a study of strangers’ sociability. Idea for this project was born in a very spontaneous way. I was waiting at a red traffic light and watching people at the bus stop.

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While it's impossible to tell what these people are actually thinking, photographer Haley Morris-Cafiero's Wait Watchers series captures the split-second moments that might reveal how others see you.

Blame these people for making rush hour even more dreadful than it already is.

If you’ve seen Monty Python’s Flying Circus, you probably know where this is going.

At last! This week I have finally started properly writing my book. I don't need a massive amount of text per spread. I am typically writing 200-300 words of general text on each spread and then the rest is explanation and teaching points attached to specific sketches. That's why the sketch-selection is so important. The tagging system John devised is working really well. At the touch of a button, it shortlists each category for me, pulling from a pool of over 430 sketches we photographed…

One of the most consistent requests we get from the Sketchbook Skool community is about drawing people. So many complex parts, so many ways to do it, and so