This portrait of Jonathan, who posed remotely, is composed entirely of short vertical lines – around 60,000 of them – drawn using a blue Pilot rollerball pen. Click here for more plotted artwork.

This portrait of a male model wearing a vest is composed of thousands of circles within circles. It was drawn with red and black Bic Biros on a piece of A2 paper.

A double exposure drawing showing the same pose dressed (in blue horizontal lines) and nude (in black vertical lines). Drawn using black and blue rollerball pens. Click for the full image.

“Stretch” is composed of three unbroken lines, drawn using red and black Bic Biro. The lines loop through more than 50,000 spirals as they crawl their way across the page. Click here for more plotted artwork.

These poses were drawn using horizontal and vertical lines that were allowed to ‘wobble’ from their centre points, with the amount of wobble controlled by the tone in the original photos. By wobbling more from the original path, we can recreate the tones of the source images. Click for a close-up to see the wandering lines.

This mosaic is composed entirely of British postage stamps featuring King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II. Created for a group exhibition on the theme of ‘digital,’ the work merges state-issued symbols of monarchy with the pixelated alien from the 1970s arcade game Space Invaders. Click here for more mosaics.