That’s great, Syd! It reminds me of the sketch you put up last spring that I snagged for our report on The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (by Mark Haddon). This and the sketch both give the feel of riding on a crowded train. For an area that doesn’t have public transport into the suburbs, it really lent a lot to the presentation.
I love this sketch so much. It’s like the books glow in the darkness, bringing hope to the oppressed masses. I also like how everybody looks so calm and serene. Really great.
That’s great, Syd! It reminds me of the sketch you put up last spring that I snagged for our report on The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (by Mark Haddon). This and the sketch both give the feel of riding on a crowded train. For an area that doesn’t have public transport into the suburbs, it really lent a lot to the presentation.
I love this sketch so much. It’s like the books glow in the darkness, bringing hope to the oppressed masses. I also like how everybody looks so calm and serene. Really great.