Jeepneys are one of the most evident contributions of America to the Philippines. The jeepneys that we have now were custom-built to meet the demand for public transport all over the Philippines. Although it maybe one of the major reasons for congested traffic in Metro Manila, I still find them fascinating and useful for the public.
I started this "Jeepney Art Sketches" just last month and here are the recent sketches I just finished.
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: This represents the overcrowded passengers as part of their daily lives taking public transport. |
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: It is common for jeepneys to have horses in front. I decided to change it to a
giraffe. This is actually for tall people who always have the trouble of sitting properly inside jeepneys because
of its low ceilings. |
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. |
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: For the kids who always look out the window and get entertained with many
things they see, and one of those are vendors like balloon vendors or street food sellers. |
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: This is a sort of a futuristic jeepney driven by futuristic people. |
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: The Sarimanok catching a fish for its meal. |
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Philippine Jeepney Art and Sketches: The coconut trees which are very common all over The Philippines. |
Sketches were done using 2B pencil and ink.
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07.27.2014
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