Peter Farmer

Peter Farmer kept a sketchbook everywhere—cafés, train stations, his own kitchen table—filling pages with quick lines that only looked simple. He drew the people around him: a woman reading in a diner, a man asleep on a bench, his own hands holding a mug. You’ll find these same subjects in his Drawing from the early 1970s, where a few confident strokes capture the quiet moments most of us ignore. Tap to see it and you’ll start noticing the same spare beauty in your own daily scenes.