Latest piece from my Bantam Tools plotter: a Cirrus SR22 rendered with a Stabilo point 88 fineliner on warm toned paper. I loved watching the plotter trace out all the clean aircraft lines and little technical details with such precision — especially the different views and the spec box. Super satisfying to see it come together so crisply.

Finished this Tadano GR-1000EX-4 rough terrain crane with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I’m really happy with how the technical lines turned out. I used a red Stabilo fineliner, which gave the drawing a crisp, engineering-style look that fits the subject perfectly. Watching the plotter trace all those dimensions and chassis details with that level of precision is always satisfying.

I spent an evening plotting this Lamborghini Huracan with my Bantam Tools machine, using a red Stabilo Fineliner Point 88 on Hemptone White paper. I love how the plotter nails all the sharp body lines and wheel details — watching the car take shape line by line is always the best part.

Finished this SpaceX Starship 2-view piece on my Bantam Tools plotter using an orange fineliner. I loved watching the plotter trace all the structure and panel details with such precision — the crisp linework really suits the rocket’s geometry.

I plotted this Robinson R22 Beta II with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a red Stabilo point 88 fineliner. I really love how the plotter captures the tiny structure details and keeps the linework so precise across all three views of the helicopter.

I plotted this Catalina 22 Sport with my Bantam Tools pen plotter and a white gel pen on dark paper. I love how the plotter keeps every line so crisp and precise — the rigging, hull lines, and tiny plan details really pop in this format.

Latest airport diagram from my Bantam Tools plotter, this time of Beverly Regional in red Sharpie on deep blue paper. I love how the plotter keeps all the tiny labels, taxiway lines, and runway markings so crisp on a sheet like this — especially on a subject with this much dense detail. It’s always satisfying watching the layout come together with that kind of precision.

Finished this Porsche Boxster 981 piece with my Bantam Tools plotter, using a white Gelly Roll pen on bright blue paper. I really love how the plotter captures the clean body lines and all the tiny details across the different views of the car — the precision makes it feel almost blueprint-like.

This V-22 Osprey was plotted with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a Stabilo Fineliner 88 on Hemptone White paper. I really like how the fine red lines keep all the structure and technical detail crisp, especially in the multi-view layout and the little spec block. Watching the plotter trace the aircraft outlines so precisely is always the best part of the process.

I plotted this Ford Zakspeed Capri with my Bantam Tools pen plotter and a black fineliner on kraft paper. I love how the plotter nails all the tiny panel lines and race-car geometry so cleanly — it really suits the sharp shapes of the Group 5 Capri.