My illustration work includes line drawings, landscape & architectural perspectives,
and digital mapping along with the colour natural history work seen on other pages.
Although I enjoy linework I have not included many examples as screen resolution
does not give much indication of what they are really like. Please contact me if
you would like to see examples (or see the Travellers’ Nature Guides series from
Oxford University Press).
I was pleased to help Cambridge-based author Martin Walters with a couple of recent
volumes in the Aura series on gardening topics, now available at a garden centre
near you. Gardens for Birds and Gardens for Wildlife will hopefully spread the word
to a new audience - at just £2.99 a copy, who can resist?
In addition to the basic images of feeders and assorted nestboxes I contributed a
few garden designs to show that a wildlife garden does not necessarily have to look
like a bramble-filled wilderness (like my own).
Line drawings from the ‘Travellers’ Nature Guide’ series (Oxford University Press).
Part of a ‘house portrait’ line drawing.
The Great Fen Project
Right: aerial perspective showing visitor hub of the project with discovery zones to accommodate various uses (existing view inset).
Causeway spine route with bog oak feature.
Events space with temporary stage and wilderness backdrop.
Visitor centre and wetland wilderness.
Community crafts discovery zone.
Illustrations for The National Trust at
Wicken Fen.