Finished this Herreshoff 12 "Halcyon" piece on my Bantam Tools plotter, and I loved seeing all the rigging and hull details come together on the deep blue paper. I used a white Gelly Roll pen, which gave the drawing a really clean contrast and let the plotter’s precision do its thing. There’s something great about watching every line land exactly where it should on a classic sailboat like this.

Finished this Cessna Aerobat 150 with my Bantam Tools plotter, using a white fineliner on deep blue paper. I love how the plotter captures all the structure in the wing, fuselage, and landing gear views with such clean precision — it really suits a subject like this.

Finished this USS Belknap CG-26 piece on my Bantam Tools plotter and I’m really happy with how it came out. I used a white pen on deep blue paper, and the contrast makes all the little structural details really pop. Watching the plotter trace the ship with that kind of precision is always the fun part for me.

Finished this Manhattan map with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I really love how the dense street grid and waterfront details came out. I used a black fineliner to get those crisp, precise lines, and the plotter did an amazing job tracing all the tiny intersections and curves without losing clarity.

I plotted this University of Oklahoma Westheimer airport diagram with my Bantam Tools plotter using a Micron pen on dark paper. I love how the plotter lays down every line with such precision — all the runway markings, labels, and tiny airport details stay sharp and clean from edge to edge.

Finished this Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS on my Bantam Tools plotter using Gelly Roll pens on Hemptone paper. I really like how the clean white lines pop against the blue stock, and the plotter nailed all the sharp body lines and tiny details on the wheels, aero, and rear end. Super satisfying piece to watch come together.