DESIGN FOR PUBLISHERS
We undertake custom graphic illustration when your needs are more specific than what ready-made stock material can offer. Also, we commission external illustrators and photographers when projects demand.
We undertake custom graphic illustration when your needs are more specific than what ready-made stock material can offer. Also, we commission external illustrators and photographers when projects demand.
Brighton Stormwater Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) cutterhead (1995)
Detail of Brighton Stormwater TBM
Electron analogy for Quantum Physics in a Nutshell. Electrons do not really exist between measurements. The analogy devised by Werner Heisenberg (1901–1976) was to be sitting in a park at night watching a person travel from one lamp post to another. You cannot see what the person is doing in the dark, only how they suddenly appeared at each lamp post.
Detail of electron analogy for Quantum Physics in a Nutshell.
Step-by-step and sequence graphics that provide visual support for editorial content.
Illustrations for the Tui Na: Massage to awaken body and mind.
Sequence graphic to demonstrate the correct peddling method for cycling.
Shoulder bone and muscle Illustrations for Osteo-gym: Healing exercise for strength and well-being.
Exercise sequence for Osteo-gym: Healing exercise for strength and well-being.
Enhance your data with impressive and accessible graphics—from charts to timelines and flow diagrams, make the statistics visually vibrant and stand out from the page.
Bar chart from the book Fedographica.
Percentage ring graphics for the book Fedographica.
Area chart for the book Fedographica.
From the top: Col de la Madeleine (from La Chambre), Joux-Plane (from Samoans) and L’Alpe d’Huez (from Le Bourg-d’Oisans).
Bar chart for the book Velopedia.
Explainer graphic for the book Velopedia.
Radial bar chart for the book Velopedia.
Illustrated symbols of the seven major chakras for a book on reflexology.
Explainer graphic for the bizarre injuries sustained by professional female and male tennis players. For the book You cannot be serious.
Clear, descriptive illustrations. Flat colours and sharp lines provide a simplified, timeless aesthetic.
Fausto Coppi's 1952 Bianchi.
Chris Boardman's Lotus 108.
Illustrations for Velopdeia.
Contemporary cyclist helmet design.
Evolution of the cyclist helmet design. Illustrations for Velopdeia.
Team Sky's super bus and super truck, which is used to transport the cyclists and their equipment around for the Tour de France.
An early example of a cyclist shoe to employ the use of Velcro.
Key design developments of the cyclist shoe. Illustrated for Velopedia.
Roger Federer and Venus Williams fashion faux pas.
Tennis fashion parade from left to right: Suzanne Lenglen, Gertrude Moran, Pat Stewart, Anna White, Andre Agassi and Serena Williams.
Rackets old and new. Illustrated for You cannot be serious.
Comparison graphic for the average RPM of a car. Illustration for Fedographica.
Mario Cippollini cycling 'skinsuits'. Illustrated for Velopedia, published by Aurum Press.
Vector illustration of the famous and noteworthy in a contemporary style using clean lines and bold shapes.
Tennis legend illustrations created for the book You cannot be serious.
Geometric portrait for You cannot be serious.
Geometric portrait for You cannot be serious.
Geometric portrait for You cannot be serious.
Geometric portrait for You cannot be serious.
Step into the captivating world of maps, whose purpose goes far beyond merely orienting us in space. These bespoke cartographic creations can unravel intricate processes and unveil the hidden connections between elements. From grand landscapes and colossal stadiums to the finest pressure points on the human body, our unique maps are an engaging journey into the art of visual storytelling.
Files can be supplied as .PDF, .PSD or .AI with a separate layer for text.
Supplementary map for Atlas of improbable places.
Supplementary map for Atlas of improbable places.
Re-illustration and enhancement for a school land development plans based on an original from the 1970s.
Reflexology foot map.
Reflexology foot map.
Reflexology hand map.
Map for Premier League football clubs in the UK.
Map of International football clubs in Europe.
Plan view of the Rod Laver Arena. Illustrated for You cannot be serious.
From top left to right: Rod Laver Arena – Australian Open, Centre Court – Wimbledon, Court Philippe-Chatrier – French Open and Arthur Ashe Stadium – US Open.
A treatment applied to photographs to give the appearance of a hand-crafted illustration in a loose painterly style.
Romanesque bust
Chatsworth House, rear view.
Book series identities created with custom logotypes.
Logo type to appeal to children and be used on poster books and promotional items such as tee-shirts.
Tee-shirt application.
Book series logo presented to Pearson English for foreign language students learning English in the UK.
Style sheet for the Be Curious! book series.
Application of the Be Curious! book identity on a cover.
Logo development for an imprint of Arcturus Publishing
Mark and name relationship.
Referencing illustrations from written descriptions, sketches on the back of a napkin or re-engineering old artwork. Clean, precise scaleable vector drawings to enhance your text.
The Rutherford atom. Illustration from Quantum Physics in a Nutshell.
In Loop Quantum Gravity, spin networks in 3-D become spin foams in 4-D. Illustration from Degree in a book: Cosmology.
Three quarks inside a proton held together by the exchange of gluons. Illustration from Degree in a book: Cosmology.
Quark-gluon lattice. Illustration for Quantum Physics in a Nutshell.
Every event in spacetime is defined by a ‘light-cone’ defining past, present and future. Illustration from Degree in a book: Cosmology.
A cross-section of a black hole displaying the accretion disk. Illustration from Degree in a book: Cosmology.
As the sphere expands, the surface seems flatter and flatter with no curvature. Illustration from Degree in a book: Cosmology.
Cathode-ray tube. Illustration for Quantum Physics in a Nutshell.
