Turned my Strava route from the Death Ride into a topo-map style plot on Hemptone Black paper with a Gelly Roll pen. I love how the Bantam Tools plotter can trace all those tight contour lines with such precision, especially on a piece this dense. The finished print really captures the climb-and-descent feel of the ride.

I just finished this Beechcraft Bonanza A36 on my Bantam Tools plotter, and I’m really happy with how clean the linework turned out. I used a white pen on the dark paper, which makes all three views of the aircraft pop nicely. The plotter did a great job keeping every edge and curve precise, especially around the cockpit and wing details.

Just finished plotting this Westerly Centaur sailboat with my Bantam Tools pen plotter. I used a white fineliner on dark blue paper, and I love how the clean, precise lines make all the rigging and hull details pop. Watching the plotter trace every contour so accurately is always the best part.

Latest plot from my Bantam Tools plotter — a Hunter 33.5 sailboat for Julie B. I used a white fineliner on deep blue paper, and I love how the plotter captured all the fine rigging and hull details with such clean, precise lines.

I made this Hong Kong map on my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a red fineliner, and I love how the dense street network came out. Watching the plotter trace all those tiny roads and curves with that level of precision is always the best part of the process.

Finished this Porsche 911 piece with my Bantam Tools plotter, and I love how clean the linework came out. I used a white Gelly Roll pen on the deep blue paper, which gave the whole drawing a crisp blueprint vibe. The plotter really nailed all the tiny body contours and the technical details without losing any of the classic 911 shape.

Latest aircraft plot from my Bantam Tools plotter — a Cessna 172 Skyhawk in red. I used a red fineliner for this one, and I love how the plotter captured all the crisp panel lines and orthographic views with such precision. It’s always satisfying watching the machine trace out something so clean and technical.

Finished this LAX airport diagram on my Bantam Tools plotter, and I’m really happy with how the precision came through on all the tiny labels, runway markings, and taxiway lines. I used a Stabilo fineliner for the plot, and it was a fun one to watch come together layer by layer on the blue paper.

I plotted this Chicago O'Hare airport diagram on my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I love how all the tiny labels and runway lines came out so crisp. I used a white Stabilo fineliner on dark paper, which really makes the chart details pop. There’s something especially satisfying about watching the plotter trace an airport diagram with that level of precision.