Teapig Chapter Continent intro Drawings

Teapigs illustrations of the America and Australasia

Teapigs illustrations of South East Asia

Teapigs Book Illustrations of Africa

Teapigs illustrations of the Middle East

Teapigs illustrations of Eastern Europe

Teapigs illustration of Europe

Teapigs had commissioned a set of 6 cityscape illustrations for they’re up coming new book publication dedicated to tea. Each cityscape illustrations showing: Landmarks or key characteristics of the different regions/cities in the chapter. Each chapter looks at a number of different countries and would need landmarks from a number of different countries in one cityscape.

The Tea-related images- references to the tea information will be covered in the each relating chapter. The tea-related elements would also need to be amongst the architecture/landscape for example: teacup peeking out behind the gherkin.  The 6 cityscape illustrations and elements were broken down as follows,

Africa

Tunisia – Carthage, Zebra, Land Rover, Rooibos tea Plant, Mud Hut, Algeria – Maqam Echahid, Metal Tea Pot, Giraffe, Egypt Sphinx, Small Tea Glass

North America

Argentina/S America – Yerba mate, Sydney – Opera House, S Franciso – Golden Gate Bridge, Empire State Building (NYC), New Zealand – Sky Tower Auckland, Canada – CN Tower, Iced Tea

Eastern Europe

Uzbekkistan – Bukhara, Powder Gate Prague, Bayterek tower, Kazakstan, Russia – red square

Middle east

Jordan – Petra, Oman – Asma Bint Alawi Mosque door, Fez, Saudi Arabia – Burj Khalifa, Saudi Arabia – burj-al-arab

Northern Europe

Ireland – giant harp, Germany – Bradenburg gate, France – Eiffel tower, Britain –London eye – Route Master Bus, Netherlands– windmill

India –Taj Mahal

Cambodia, China – Great Wall, Japan – Kaimakura Daibutsu, India Rice boat, Taj Mahal

The Illustrations contained much detail within them, and with over 60 individual elements, which are made up to make a larger composition for each of the 6 cityscape illustrations. The cityscape illustrations ended up being quite intense pieces of work, I am glad they were well received by the client, and I look forward to seeing the finished illustrations published.