Street Scapes Metal Posters

Cities drawn rather than photographed: Tokyo's Skytree over a pen-and-wash sprawl, the Eiffel Tower in hot pink between shuttered facades, Liberty glowing violet against a pastel skyline, a Routemaster in an inked London street, a neon heart hanging over a wet red road, and Hiroshima 1945 at the end of a quiet street. The style shifts between comic ink, watercolour and vaporwave, so this reads as a set of illustrations rather than travel photography. Well suited to a hallway or a study, and an easy gift for someone with one particular city — a Paris print for someone who honeymooned there does more work than a generic landscape ever will. Cityscape wall art done as illustration rather than photography — an urban print of somewhere specific, not city skyline decor of nowhere in particular.