Architecture and landmarks

I’ve always been interested in history and architecture and luckily Northumberland is not only the English county with the most castles (c.70) but it is also home to a wide range of interesting and unusual built heritage dating from pre-history to the present day.

I use my landmark illustrations as part of my illustrated map-making, as well as in stand-alone pieces that celebrate special places.

Some of my illustration work — particularly my nature and wildlife collections — are available to license for commercial use on products, packaging and print. Find out more about illustration licensing.

Pen illustration of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, including the Swing Bridge, Castle and Cathedral
Berwick Guildhall during the annual Riding of the Bounds event (pen and watercolour)
Dunstanburgh Castle (Northumberland) - pen illustration
Pen illustrations of Vindolanda, Arbeia and Segedunum on Hadrian's Wall
Sacramento Capitol building and bridge (watercolour & ink)
Oxford city skyline - pen illustration
Durham city skyline - pen illustration
Berwick Barracks building during the annual Riding of the Bounds event (pen and watercolour)
Carlise Castle and Cathedral - pen illustration
Berwick Visitor Centre map icon (pen)
Monk's House, Philadelphia (Watercolour & ink)
Berwick Scot's Gate map icon (pen)
Berwick Advertiser building map icon (pen)
Golden Gate Bridge, California (watercolour & ink)
Commemorative Design to celebrate 400 years of Berwick-upon-Tweed's Old Bridge
Three Bridges of Berwick-upon-Tweed - pen illustrations with hand-written labels
A selection of house of Berwick-upon-Tweed - pen illustrations
Berwick Lighthouse - pen illustration with digital colour
The Loovre - Grade II listed former public toilet illustration in pen and digital colour
The Elizabethan Ramparts at Berwick-upon-Tweed - pen illustration with digital colour
The Berwick-upon-Tweed Guildhall - pen illustration with digital colour
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