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Scale Model Series III
How Can Cities Succeed In The 21st Century 4 / The Atlantic
Stoney Street / Bao
Map Pilot / Sherlock TV Show
Future City / Wired
Business Turmoil / Sunday Times
How Can Cities Succeed In The 21st Century 2 / The Atlantic
Banking Small is Beautiful / Euromoney Magazine
Lost
Old Bank / Economia
Google Distortion
Warp City
Isometric Building A
How Can Cities Succeed In The 21st Century / The Atlantic
Mountains / Niche
Isometric Building C
Hotel Artemis / Empire Magazine
Paved With Gold / The London Magazine
How Can Cities Succeed In The 21st Century 3 / The Atlantic
We Work
Isometric Building B
Vernacular
Sculpture Garden Series 5
New Bank / Economia
Christmas House
Robb Report
Bao City
Sculpture Garden Series 3
Mile to Mile
Balloon Gasworks
The Courier Magazine
How Can Cities Succeed In The 21st Century 5 / The Atlantic
Rome Map
WIRED Start a Side Project
Bao Fitzrovia
WIRED Tech Event Access
Tough Mudder Comic Book
Mapped
Deli
Scale Model Series IIII
The Burger Festival
Humblegrove / Kickstarter
Balloon over Paris
World of Interiors
Scale Model Series I
Sculpture Garden Series 1
Bao Soho
Bao Bar
San Francisco Columbarium II
Sculpture Garden Series 4
Let Down
Pin House
Isometric
Scale Model Series II
Sculpture Gardens / Fern
Sculpture Garden Print
People / Sculpture Garden
Sculpture Garden Plants.jpg
Christmas Card
New York Times
Signified Territorie
Google Home
Mapped
Sculpture Garden Series 2
Explorer
Machining Chicago
San Francisco House Strip
San Francisco House Sequence
First View
Maze and Drawer
Sculpture Gardens / Clay Mining
People 2 / Sculpture Garden
Sculpture Garden Plants
Face / Sculpture Garden
Biography
Doug is an architectural assistant and illustrator currently working in London. Graduating in 2015 from the Bartlett School of Architecture, London, he draws on architecture and scale in his illustration. His drawings explore many small narratives and experiment with colourful and highly detailed compositions of surreal and fantastical architecture. His main inspiration comes from the comic books of Franco-Belgian sci-fi alongside the grit and atmosphere of vintage science fiction concept art. He enjoys working on the details within larger pieces, drawing tiny details and stories to capture the imagination of the viewer and draw them into the artwork.
Previous clients include:
New York Times
Bao
The London Magazine
Courier Magazine
The Building Centre
Pitchfork
Wired UK
Robb Report
Reliefs
The World of Interiors
Radio Times
Awards:
SOM Foundation Fellowship 2015
​RIBA Bronze Medal High Commendation
RIBA Donaldson Medal Winner
Bartlett School of Architecture Medal
Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment Medal
Victor Kite Prize for Design Technology 2014
