Tokyo, Lisbon, Stockholm, New York, London, Moscow, São Paulo, Athens and Cairo are the cities where he has already sketched in the Subway. He is mostly a comic strip artist and illustrator.
© António Jorge Gonçalves"When people are shut in a subway carriage they look for something to do during their journey. They read the paper, listen to music or brood on something unpleasant said to them at work. I prefer to draw the other people." António Jorge Gonçalves
6 comments:
Thanks for the link - his stuff is amazing. I love how the figures are isolated from their environment. I think I want to be him when I grow up...
Thought you might be interested:
http://theportraitparty.blogspot.com/2007/07/miriam-stella-kerstin-klein.html
¡hey!... what happen?
anyway i will go on and say it again, i will summarize the comment.
i enjoyed the link.
i lose my nerve when they notice me
Drawing in public is a very difficult thing to do.
People write in public, no one bothers them.
People read in public, no one bothers them.
Someone draws in public, he/she will attract onlookers.
Art draws people!
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