It’s not an exaggeration to say that the NYC subway would possibly convey out the ‘monster’ in folks, whether or not trains are grossly overcrowded, obnoxiously loud or emitting unsavory smells. regardless of the chaos, many passengers handle to stay in their very own world, blocking out the weather by watching their smartphones, listening to music or studying a guide.
These two sides of metropolis life come collectively for artist Ben Rubin’s collection ‘Subway Doodle’ — a set of quirky drawings that catalog the ‘invisible’, on a regular basis creatures that lurk by way of the stations and sit next to us in subway automobiles.
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