So many weirdos on the subway, and I’ve finally made the cut. I’ve been riding it more often, both to get to work on time, and to get to classes and events. I’m smiling because I’m in a sweet spot right now, and not because of my relatively boring new job. My bachelor nerd studio apartment-dwelling lifestyle hasn’t changed much since the late 90s, but I can safely say that my mid-30s have brought about the ability to leave the house feeling comfortable in my own skin.

This is pretty much the only thing I scribbled this weekend. I’ve sketched Bethesda Fountain in Central Park many times, and always much better than this, but this was a very quick doodle.

Starting off small, but my new default break time location is also an ideal spot to doodle strangers, an activity I’ve been neglecting for far too long.

Went to the Tribeca Film Festival tonight to see a French thriller called Mobius, starring Jean Dujardin, who looks a bit different than the last time we saw him.

It’s been an improv-heavy weekend; 2 classes and 3 shows–one of which I participated in! No, I don’t want to be an actor. But you know how coordinated adults sometimes join softball leagues? I think improv fills that same social/leisure need for awkward nerds. Anyway, here’s my attempt at drawing my favorite improviser, Colin Mochrie.