Image via CanningTownTube
Commuting isn’t exactly the most enjoyable way to spend your time, but if Canning Town station in London is one of your regular stops, it shouldn’t all seem so mundane.
That’s because the London tube station’s boards are regularly updated with vibrant pop-culture drawings by a staffer to cheer commuters up. The rest of the world has now been blessed with the opportunity to enjoy them too, as a number of Studio Ghibli-inspired artworks at the station have made their rounds.
The board drawings and their creation processes are shared on a Twitter account called
@TownTube. Its owner is moved by the positive attention that the account has accrued over the years, writing in one post, “It brings me great joy to make customers smile.”
Leveraging what little space he is given, the employee illustrates characters like No-Face, Porco Rosso, Ponyo, and more. At times, he only has a few colors to work with, but that hasn’t stopped him from lighting up passengers’ day.
Especially encouraging is how the artist’s style has evolved over the years. Enjoy the drawings below, and explore more
here.
[via
Anisa Sunasi, images via
CanningTownTube]