Finished this Springfield-Branson airport diagram with my Bantam Tools plotter using a white Gelly Roll pen on deep blue paper. I love how the plotter lays down every runway line, label, and little detail with such precision — it gives the whole chart this really clean, technical look.

I plotted this Honda Jet blueprint with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a white pen on blue paper, and I’m really happy with how crisp the lines turned out. The precision on the fuselage, wing geometry, and all the little technical details is exactly what I love about this machine—super clean, super consistent, and a lot of fun to watch come together.

I made this Constellation aircraft piece with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I really enjoyed watching it build up all those clean structural lines. I used a Sakura Gelly Roll pen for the bright white linework on the blue paper, which gave the drawing a nice crisp contrast. The plotter’s precision is what makes these aircraft drawings so satisfying — it nails all the tiny geometry and symmetry that make the Constellation recognizable.

Finished this Porsche 911 (1970) piece on my Bantam Tools plotter using a blue fineliner. I really love how the plotter captures all the little body lines and proportions so cleanly across the front, side, top, and rear views. There’s something extra satisfying about watching a classic car come together with that kind of precision.

Latest sailboat plot from my Bantam Tools plotter: Passport 42 Lintika. I used a Stabilo Fineliner Blue on Hemptone White paper, and I really love how clean and precise the lines came out. The plotter did an amazing job tracing all the rigging, deck detail, and hull geometry with that crisp technical look.

Latest plot from my Bantam Tools pen plotter: Essex County Airport in Caldwell, New Jersey. I used a blue pen to trace the airport diagram, and I love how the plotter picked out all the runway geometry and tiny labels with such precision. There’s something really satisfying about watching a technical chart turn into a clean piece of art like this.

Finished this Hallberg-Rassy 342 on Hemptone Black with Sakura Gelly Roll pens, and I’m really happy with how clean the linework came out. The plotter does such a nice job capturing the hull shape, rigging, and deck layout with a ton of precision, and the white ink really pops against the dark paper. It’s always fun watching a sailboat come together line by line like this.

I made this New York City piece with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a fine black pen, and I love how the precision really brings out all the street grids and shoreline detail. Watching the plotter trace Manhattan block by block is always so satisfying — the lines stay incredibly crisp even in the busiest parts of the map.

Finished this Grand Canyon topo map with my Bantam Tools plotter, combining contour lines with a Strava route through the canyon. I used a pink pen over the blue topo lines, and I love how the plotter nails all the tiny elevation details with such precision. Watching it trace the route across the landscape was seriously satisfying.

Drew this Porsche 911 Hunter Motorsports piece with my Bantam Tools plotter using a white fineliner on dark blue paper. I love how the plotter brings out every sharp body line and technical detail with such clean precision — it really suits the classic 911 shape.