THE 94

Two Views of a Journey

TWAIN / VISUAL STUDY

One bus journey. Two ways of seeing it. The Reflection holds past and present in the same window; The View lets the city carry the story.

Digital illustrations developed through studies of composition, graphite tones and pencil textures, refined through successive revisions. Inspired by the bus anecdote in Robert Kazandjian’s British GQ interview; the people, weather, architecture and reflections are interpretive.

Artwork and creative direction: Twain / MFCMF · Editorial edition: 20 October 2026.

THE 94 — The Reflection. Graphite-style portrait of Central Cee merged with a rain-streaked bus window; a younger passenger appears behind him, while a large red 94 and his name form the lower composition. — The Reflection — An imagined meeting of past and present, built around the route number.SELECT TO VIEW ORIGINAL COLOUR

THE 94 — The View. Wide architectural graphite-style drawing from the upper deck of a London bus: a seated passenger on the left, terraced streets and wet traffic below, and a red number 94 bus travelling through the scene. — The View — The city takes the place of the portrait.SELECT TO VIEW ORIGINAL COLOUR

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THE 94

01 / The Reflection

02 / The View

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