The art on the wall of Upper Sheppard station is a mosaic of tiles that look like farmland. For a line that was done on a shoestring budget, they made the stations look pretty good.

Looking into the tail tracks at Sheppard-Yonge station. The tail tracks go almost all the way to Senlac, and are where the TTC stores the Sheppard Line's trains when they aren't in use.

A train at rest underneath the new platform signs that run the length of the platform.

The line transfer signs are quite a bit nicer-looking than at other transfer stations in the system.

Another shot of Upper Sheppard. Upper Sheppard is sandwiched between Lower Sheppard and the street, and there wasn't a whole lot of clearance. Still, they managed to make it look pretty spacious.

The art at Bayview Station only "works" if you look at it from the right angle, because of the magic of perspective.

A salt shaker. If you're lucky, you can see this one in the right perspective from the train, without even having to disembark.

A train pulling into Bayview Station from the West

This one is a stopwatch, but I could never get it to work out exactly right. This is the closest I came.