In an intricate interplay of architecture and memory, my pen and ink illustrations breathe life into the stories embedded within buildings and landscapes. With over 13 years of architectural expertise, I specialise in creating architecturally accurate drawings that delve deep into the essence of buildings and landscapes and resonate with both character and history. My intricate and expressive line work not only catches the eye but uniquely connects hearts to places. The Process of Commissioning Commissioning artwork from me is a collaborative and creative process. Initial Consultation: Share the story of your venue. What unique elements make your site significant? We discuss your needs, the scope of the project, and the emotional connection you aim to evoke through the artwork. Exploratory Site Visit and Photography: I visit the site to take photographs and immerse myself in the environment. This helps me capture the essence of the place and the finer details often overlooked by the casual observer. Sketching and Feedback: Back in my studio, I begin sketching the preliminary designs and initial outlines. These sketches are sent to you for feedback, ensuring the artwork aligns perfectly with your expectations of the brief. Final Artwork and Production: Once the sketches are approved, I proceed with the final drawing. My approach combines traditional techniques with modern aesthetics to create a piece that is timeless. Printing and Licensing: The original drawings can be transformed into high-quality digital prints and cards, making the art accessible to a wide audience. I also manage the whole process, from creating the drawings to shipping the prints, so you can get exactly what you need quickly and easily. For organisations interested in further merchandise opportunities, I offer licensing options to expand your retail possibilities. Ongoing Partnerships From the smooth stone of the National Museum of Wales, to the intricate lattices of Tower Bridge, my projects have enhanced visitor experiences across many iconic UK institutions. The drawings of these buildings, as well as the accompanying postcard sized drawings of architectural highlights, not only embellishes the space but also deepens visitor engagement through artful storytelling. The Retail Manager and Buyer for Tower Bridge not only said that working with me was “a pleasure’, but also that they were “delighted with the finished drawings, and especially the option to hone in on different features of the architecture” as it helped them to “show the details that give the building its character but which are often overshadowed by its ubiquity.” Commissioned art can transform public buildings into narratives and turn visits into memorable journeys. For example, my drawings for St Paul’s Cathedral included several illustrations of the building’s iconic architectural elements, and these are now sold as souvenir prints and cards in their gift shop as part of the Wren 300 celebrations. My illustrations offer new ways to experience and appreciate cultural locations and open new revenue streams through unique merchandise, enriching both the cultural value and commercial appeal of your establishment. Let's Collaborate
Are you ready to capture the essence of your site and transform how your story is told and experienced? Contact me to discuss how we can collaborate to create something truly special for your organisation. My artwork will tell your story in a unique way that resonates with visitors and celebrates your heritage. Reach out via my website or connect with me on social media at @katherinejonesartist
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Katherine JonesI’m an artist who creates beautiful memory boxes and intricate ink drawings to help you connect with the people and places you love. Archives
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