London Underground - connections map. Interpretation using Quill VR painting

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 Participant, Sally Booth, rides the London underground, drawing commuters, fragments of people all in a hurried rush. Each tube line has it's own 'flavour'.

Using the London Underground connections map, based on the actual geographical layout of the tube lines, to form the base area of the VR environment.

Using Quill paint in VR and using the actual colours of each tube line.



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