Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Zurich

Post-it Note Travela Typography Drawing of Zurich

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Zurich

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Zurich:

With diverse architecture across the city, breath-taking views and a thriving art scene, Zurich is well is well known for its banking sector and accurate Swiss time, It also has many museums and galleries to enjoy as well. During my time in this extraordinary city, I explored five destinations:

– The Grossmünster: is an Evangelical Protestant church in the Old Town of Zurich, and is one of Zurich’s most famous landmarks

– Franmunster Kirche: Founded in 853 by King Louis the German, this church with its convent was inhabited by the female members of the aristocracy of Europe. Important architectural features include the Romanesque chancel and the high vaulted transept. Its most stunning treasures are the stained glass windows

– St Peter Kirche: The St. Peter church in Zurich has the largest clock face in Europe. The clock face measures 8.7m in diameter. There are five bells dating from 1880 in the tower. Until 1911 the church tower was used as a fire watch post.

– Zurich Fountain: In Zurich, there is no need to look for a supermarket if you want a drop of water, since you can simply quench your thirst at one of Zurich’s many fountains. You can never be far away, because Zurich has the most fountains of any city in the world with approx. 1,200 drinking water fountains.

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Bregenz

Post-it Note Travel Typography Drawing of Bregenz Austria

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Bregenz

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Bregenz:

On my weekend trip to Zurich Switzerland and Bregenz Austria, A relaxing weekend spent with a friend that lives in the small Austrian town. Bregenz is a charming little town that is based on Lake Constance, nestled between the Swiss and German Borders. Bregenz hosts a annual music festival during the summer months at the world renowned Opera House. A interesting feature of the Opera house is the stage set based on Lake Constance itself and the theatre being in the open air. The opera Theatre was also featured in the Daniel Craig Bond Movie, Quantum of Solace.

– Bregenz Opera House: A traditional opera house, with an open-air lakeside stage, where productions are held in the most spectacular fashion

– The Kunsthaus Gallery: is also internationally renowned amongst aficionados of art and architecture. It was designed by the Swiss architect Peter Zumthor. The gallery has a glass facade, the interior is a open plan space constructed of concrete

– Post Office Building Bregenz: Located near the harbor and the railway station, the Post Office was built in 1895. This grandiose building has the same construction as the Imperial Post Office in the Bad Ischl resort

– Fishersteg Sunset Bar: The balcony over the lake the Fischersteg is a relaxing place for a evening drink overlooking the Lake Constance and Enjoy the sun setting over the horizon.

Pretty Green Fashion Print Designs

Preliminary Sketching Pretty Green Fashion Print Designs

Floral Music Note Pretty Green Graphic Tee

drawing stages Pretty Green Fashion Print Designs

Peace and Love Graphic Pretty Green Sweat

Drawing Music Note Pretty Green Fashion Print Designs

Fragmented Guitar Pretty Green Graphic Tee

Union Jack Disintegrated Pretty Green Graphic Tee

Psychedelic Pretty Green Graphic Tee

Pretty Green Fashion Print Designs

Pretty Green Fashion Print Designs. Straight talking menswear from Liam Gallagher’s fashion brand ‘Pretty Green.’ I worked on a new range of Pretty Green tee shirts. The new collections theme was inspired by swinging 60s’ psychedelic and peace graphics of that time. I created 10 different design prints for the summer collection. The designs included slogan graphics, colourful psychedelic and floral designs.

The printed designs were discussed during a meeting at pretty green’s head office and I was handed over the mood boards for the collection to draw inspiration from. I created sketches from  the mood boards and research for the season inspired by the swinging 60’s theme. A few of the tee shirts are as you can see slogan tee shirts while the rest are inspired by musical lyrics and or vintage graphics from the 60’s and adapted.

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Vienna

Moleskine Post It Note inky Type Drawing of Vienna

Cafe Pruckel

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Vienna

Sketching and Drinking Coffee Cafe Sperl

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Vienna. Full of historical culture and charm, Vienna is a buzzing city and a delight to all of the senses. This charismatic city is bursting with culture from well renowned museums and galleries, with a substantial collection of Egon Schiele, stunning architecture and natural beauty. While on my weekend break I visited, Vienna Hofburg, Cafe Prückel, St Stephens Dom and Vienna Opera House. These well know locations have been drawn in my Moleskine Sketch book map project.

Vienna Hofburg: is the former imperial palace which you can find in the centre of Vienna. The palace was Built in the 13th century and expanded over the next few centuries, the palace has been the seat of power of the Habsburg dynasty, and today it is the official residence and workplace of the President of Austria

Cafe Prückel: Classic Viennese cafe with beautiful interiors, Prückel features an intact 1950s design. Its a busy and popular place, strong coffee, tasty cakes and Prückel’s speciality –apple strudel crispy and flaky  served with cream

St Stephens Dom: St. Stephen’s Cathedral is the focus of the city centre and has been the heart of Vienna for centuries. It is one of the most famous Viennese sights

Vienna Opera House: Is a world renowned opera house. The opera house has a sumptuous exterior and interior, it was rebuilt having been destroyed during Word War 2

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Oslo

Travel Post it Note Typographic Drawing of Oslo

Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Oslo

Moleskin Maps: Oslo
Moleskine Sketchbook inky Map Drawing of Oslo, On my trip to Oslo, I set out to to discover a city with a rich history. Its a city with a old history, and a city on the move, that has many new interesting architecture buildings and a abundance of art in galleries as well as all around you.

– Munch Museum: Edvard Munch has a unique position among Nordic painters and is considered a pioneer in expressionism. A vast collection of Edward Munch’s work.

– Vigeland Sculpture Park: Sculpture park in the Frogner Park with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, An interesting collection of Large sculptures in bronze, granite and cast iron.

– The Viking Ship Museum: Museum on the Bygdøy peninsula with the world’s best-preserved Viking ships and finds from Viking tombs around the Oslo Fjord.

– The Norwegian National Opera House: Oslo’s Opera House is located right at the harbour, it has a angled, white exterior that appears to rise from the water. you can climb the roof and enjoy panoramic views of Oslo

– The Royal Palace: The royal residence at the top of Karl Johans gate, home to HM King Harald V and HM Queen Sonja.

Royal Borough of Greenwich London Map Drawing

Royal Borough of Greenwich London Map Drawing

Royal Naval College Greenwich London

Cutty Sark Royal Borough of Greenwich London

Greenwich Observatory Royal Borough of Greenwich

Greenwich Observatory Royal Borough of Greenwich

Maritime Museum Royal Borough of Greenwich

The Queen House The Royal Borough of Greenwich

Rangers House Royal Borough of Greenwich

St Alfege Church Royal Borough of Greenwich

Greenwich is a beautiful place with a rich naval history the architectural buildings are a marvel to look at, Christopher Wren designed 2 buildings of significance in Greenwich, The Royal Observatory and the Royal Naval Hospital. Greenwich has a lively atmosphere where people come to enjoy eating and drinking at the local bars, restaurants and the greenwich market, where you can find a range of craft products made by local artists.

The royal park of Greenwich is a large park, within the park grounds you can find the Royal observatory at the the top of the hill, The prime meridian runs through Greenwich park where many people come to visit and learn about the history of the observatory and the prime meridian. The queens house and the Greenwich maritime museum are also located close to Greenwich park.

My thoughts behind the greenwich map were to capture the significant places of interest with in Greenwich and Blackheath. The locations on the Greenwich map that have been drawn include the Cutty Sark, Royal Naval Hospital, The Queens House, The Maritime Museum, St Alfege Church, The Clock Tower, The Fan Museum, The Royal Observatory, General Wolfe, Green Park Band Stand and Cafe. The Map is quick guide to Greenwich hats gives anyone looking at it a overview of places of interest.

GQ Magazine Formentera Island Map

GQ Magazine Formentera Island Map

GQ Magazine Formentera Island Map Work in Progress

GQ Magazine Formentera Island Map

GQ Magazine Formentera Island Map

GQ Magazine Formentera Island Map. GQ Magazine commissioned an illustration destination map of Formentera, the brief was to illustrate a nice and bright and summery feel. The map will have specific pinpointed areas of the island with locations to stay, villas to rent, places to party, drink and eat, as well as the keys towns of the island.

The map contains drawings of holiday features such as boats, Citroen Mehari, palm tress, beach bars, and the lighthouse that are found on the island. Details descriptions of the locations can be founds below.

Gecko Beach Club
If you’re going down the hotel route then book a beach-facing suite at this secluded, luxury Bealeric-meets-Rivieria-style boutique resort on Platja Migjorn. Well-groomed but easy-going, big on yoga but with poolside cabanas made for nursing a mid-morning pick-me-up, Gecko’s got it all. This handily placed haven is a ten minute drive from San Francesc, but only a stroll along the sand away from most of the island’s most charming chiringuitos.

Hotel Cala Saona
If you plan on hitting up Formentera with your family and big, ballsy luxury hotels are usually your child-friendly thing, this is your ultimate island base. Set just off the shoreline of Cala Saona – a small-but-splendid West coast bay – you can see all the way to Ibiza from the sea-facing bedrooms. The shallow waters are ideal for the children’s ‘beach to pool and back again’ routine, while the beach bar’s killer caipirinhas are enough to satiate even the most stressed out parent.

Es Ram
If a private villa’s more your thing but you dig the easy-breeziness of resort life, head to celebrity bolthole Es Ram on the south side of the island. Nestled in a pine forest by the cliffs of La Mola, the resort has six secluded “viviendas” – and chic doesn’t even begin to cut it. Expect canopied beds, a wood-heavy natural colour palette, swathes of white muslin and the bright pop of purple bougainvillea.

Kisoko 62
Little more than a shack, this rustic wooden chiringuito on Platja Migjorn is basic in the best possible sense – expect the proper barefooted bliss typical to Formentera. The vibe is super relaxed and friendly, despite the first-class cocktails and excellent potential for people watching. Head down late in the afternoon for a sundowner (or several) and watch the skies turn pink from this prime ocean-side spot.

The Blue Bar
Also situated on the sandy stretch of Platja Migjorn, this has been a hippy hangout since the sixties. A mecca for musicians, legend has it that Bob Marley, Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix frequented this trippy, all-blue bar. The Mediterranean menu makes for a choice laid-back lunch, but the big draw is still the music. Stop off post-dinner at Lucky Bar to hear owner Kaya play one of her ambient after-dark sets.

El Gioviale
There’s no shortage of Italian food in Formentera, but if it’s unpretentious yet perfectly executed pasta your heart desires, then head here . Served straight from the pan, the seafood spaghetti here is worth rhapsodizing about. As is the service. Request the table under the canopy of the fig tree. If you’re in San Fransesco for breakfast, then round the corner from El Gioviale is the brilliant, child-friendly Ca Na Pepe.

10.7
One of the few places in Formentera where you won’t feel out of place if you’re dressed up – and by dressed up, we mean wearing a lightweight shirt – this sophisticated seafood restaurant is one of the island’s ultimate long-haul lunch locations. Think bright white interiors, expansive ocean views, ice-cold rosé and stunning sashimi (plus traditional Mediterranean cuisine), with a sublime symbiosis between the music volume and amounts of alcohol consumed come sunset.

Beso Beach
Spend an idle afternoon at Beso Beach Club, where the usual drill is eating paella with your feet still in the sand. The whitewashed furniture fosters an unpretentious boho-beach-chic vibe, but don’t be fooled, as one of the best restaurants on Platja Illetes, this is still billionaire territory. These turquoise waters are where the Ibiza-set come to unwind. Arrive for your reservation by yacht, and expect to be brought in on the club’s own dingy.

Moleskine City Map drawings

Copenhagen Moleskine City Map drawing

Dublin Moleskine City Map drawing

Basel Moleskine City Map drawing

Berlin Moleskine City Map drawing

London Moleskine City Map drawing

London Moleskine City Map drawing

London southbank Moleskine City Map drawing

Edinburgh Moleskine City Map drawing

Nottingham Moleskine City Map drawing

Milan Moleskine City Map drawing

Barcelona Moleskine City Map drawing

Budapest Moleskine City Map drawing

London Greenwich Moleskine City Map drawing

Prague Moleskine City Map drawings

Paris Moleskine City Map drawings

Venice Moleskine City Map drawings

Rome Moleskine City Map drawings

Madrid Moleskine City Map drawing

Amsterdam Moleskine City Map drawing

Cologne Moleskine City Map drawing

Vienna Moleskine City Map drawings

Oslo Moleskine City Map drawings

Moleskine City Map drawings, exploring a city in one day really encourages you to make the most of your new surroundings, and fully immerse yourself in a different culture. Every Moleskin Map I draw conveys the enlightening expeditions I experienced while taking in the sights of cities across Europe.

I started on the Moleskin Maps project in October 2015, when I visited Copenhagen as my first day trip. When I embarked on the journey, I had no idea that the project would take me on 12 day trips to Europe’s most beautiful and exciting cities.
Before each trip, there is a thorough planning process. The trip should cost less than £100, covering the return journey, any connections, activities and food. I also draw a rough sketch of the city, which includes all of the locations I plan to visit. Having a plan and doing preliminary sketches gives me more time to explore so I can fully experience the culture and charm of every city.
So far, I’ve drawn 22 Moleskin Maps, and continue to build on my collection with a view to developing the project further with every new trip I take. I would love for my maps to serve as city guides, giving travellers a good idea of how they can quickly and efficiently explore some of the world’s most wondrous cities in a day – and, on a dime.
Moleskin Maps: An Overview