Hannah Lewis

the red line smells like coffee and desperation today and i'm here for it

commuter observation: it's officially too cold for anyone to be rude. everyone's just trying to survive 🥶

sketchbook update: 47 pages left in this one. gonna need a new one by mid-january #artistlife

the way people dress for winter on the red line is honestly a fashion study. puffer jackets as far as the eye can see

someone's audiobook was SO good i could hear it through their headphones. didn't even mind the delay

podcast rec: finally started that mystery series everyone's been talking about. three episodes in and i'm obsessed

my hands are so cold i can barely hold a pencil. winter is testing my commitment to this hobby

december commute is just everyone accepting delays like it's a spiritual experience

sketched a woman with the most chaotic holiday shopping bags and honestly it was art 🎨

red line was actually on time today. i don't trust it. something's wrong.

year's almost done and my sketchbook is FULL of commuter memories. time to fill another one

sketched someone's really impressive scarf today. the scarf deserves its own post honestly

the red line gave us a 15-minute delay and everyone just... accepted it. that's the december commute special

cold hands, numb fingers, still sketching. dedication or stubbornness? probably both #artistproblems

last-minute holiday shopping people on the red line have a specific energy. stressed but determined. i respect it

almost at the end of my audiobook and i'm NOT emotionally prepared for how this ends

why does the red line stop for a mysterious 8 minutes at that one intersection every single day?

winter commutes = everyone bundled up looking like adorable commuter potatoes. sketch gold.

some guy's phone speaker was playing motivational videos and i had QUESTIONS

podcast recommendation: the one everyone's talking about is actually mid. found a better one with three listens