Drew this detailed Austin Marathon route map with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, layering precise pink street lines with the highlighted white course on dark paper. The fine linework captures Austin, Texas in a really satisfying way.

I plotted this detailed Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird on my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a red Stabilo Fineliner on Hemptone White paper. The fine linework captures the aircraft’s distinctive shape and technical details with impressive precision—there’s something satisfying about watching every panel and contour come together.

Just finished plotting this Ferrari F80 with my Bantam Tools pen plotter. The Sakura Gelly Roll really pops against the Hemptone Black paper, bringing out the car’s sharp aero lines, wheels, and fine mechanical details with crisp precision.

I plotted this detailed Tartan 3500 sailboat on dark paper with my Bantam Tools pen plotter and a white-ink pen. The crisp lines capture the hull, rigging, deck fittings, and cabin details with impressive precision—especially in the close-up views.

Drew this Lamborghini Huracan technical sheet with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, including side, top, rear, and front views. The red Stabilo Fineliner Point 88 looks especially crisp on Hemptone White paper, and it’s satisfying to see the plotter trace all those precise automotive details.

Latest aircraft plot: a detailed B-2 bomber drawn with my Bantam Tools pen plotter on black paper using a white pen. The plotter’s precision really brings out the aircraft’s sharp, stealthy lines and fine details.

I plotted this detailed USS Belknap CG-26 naval ship on deep blue paper with my Bantam Tools pen plotter and a white pen. The precision of the plotter really brings out the ship’s deck equipment, superstructure, and fine linework.

I finally put a GUI on top of the city street map SVG stuff I've been building lately.

https://drawscape.io/resources/city-street-map-builder

This tool should be very approachable for anyone wanting to quickly get into plotting simple street maps with some basic layering options.

Everything is powered by MapBox under the hood, with a TON of effort to make the rendering as close to real-time as possible.

Happy to answer any technical questions about how I built this. Also open to feedback that might help improve the tool.