Anyone wanting to grab the book see this Amazon link! Pleasure to contribute a bit to this ▶️

The Suburbs - More work from "Imaginaries post-carbone"

Process behind an isometric illustrations. Lots of steps to take the little thumbnail sketch sheets of various concepts all the way through to full colour final. Second image is a detailed crop of the line work before colouring.

Line Vs Colour - Star Rail Map. Loads of linework details layered up in this map. In the version shown here we were testing various ornamental borders, we didn't end up using them, but it was good fun to test out!

There's only a couple of days left to get FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING on all in stock items in our store, including Doug John Miller's limited edition, officially licensed 24x36 inch fine art poster for Tim Burton's 1989 BATMAN! Released in collaboration with Bottleneck Gallery.

The Washington Post - Americas Best Art Museums  A great cover to work on for The Washington Post, 20 museums to illustrate inside and on the cover itself. Here's the cover itself from last Sundays issue...

American Museums. Cover for the Washington Post from the Sunday Arts and Style Section.

House and Well

Urban Post Carbon Gas Stations - Crop Detail A little detail showing the gathering space and communal gardens and lots of other little details sheltered under the glowing awning of a repurposed gas station in Paris, a concept developed for AREP.

Some architectural concept stuff focusing on the reuse of abandoned bits of petrol station infrastructure. This one went a bit mad on the old windmills but Im pleased with how it came out...

The World of Minecraft. Earlier this year I worked with HarperCollinsUK on a special print accompanying their Minecraft book that celebrated its 15 year anniversary. It was great fun to bring some of the coolest biomes game to life in this drawing... 🗡️⛏️

Poster Line work - Synecdoche, New York

Slice of Iso

Thank you to Doug John Miller for his wonderful illustration for the cover of the spring issue of The World Today 👏

Botanist

Little Town and big balloons

Museums for the Washington Post

Beer Linework Train