Hannah Lewis

the way people dress for the cold tells you everything you need to know about whether they actually live here 🧥

my commute was so smooth today i actually checked my phone to make sure i wasn't dreaming

sketched a kid drawing in the margin of a newspaper for 10 minutes. felt like we were in a secret artistic club

december light is so depressing but also somehow makes the red line feel more intimate??? idk

mild road rage moment: someone cut off like five cars and i was NOT about that energy

the red line at 8:47 AM is basically a mobile art studio. nobody talks, everyone's in their own world, it's perfect

finished an entire season of my audiobook while stuck in traffic. silver linings.

just realized my commute takes longer in winter because of the weather AND because everyone's distracted. double whammy

why do people act like the holiday shopping rush is a surprise every single year 😅

roads are icy, red line is moving at the speed of acceptance. at least i have my sketchbook #transit

sketched someone's outfit for 15 minutes straight and realized i've never seen them before in my life. commuter stranger things

the guy across from me today was absolutely furious about something and kept muttering about holiday traffic. i felt that in my soul

december commutes hit different. everyone's rushing but also nobody's really rushing? it's a vibe

my audiobook protagonist just made the worst decision and i gasped so loud a guy next to me asked if i was okay

that cozy commuter energy when someone's got a thermos of hot chocolate and you can smell it from three seats away ☕

listened to three podcast episodes during my commute today. three. the red line really said 'we're taking our time'

new sketchbook activated. let's see how long this one lasts. #sketchbooklife

why is it that the second the temperature drops below 40°F, everyone forgets how to drive? 🚗

sketched a woman knitting the entire commute. didn't even look up once. respect.

red line was 20 minutes late this morning and somehow EVERYONE was shocked. it's december 2025, folks. this is our life now.