Brussels City Sepia Kitchen punctuated by organic shapes and

punctuated by organic shapes and rhythmic lines that suggest movement without depicting it

rendered in the detailed cartographic style of the nineteenth century

It is at once a historical document and a work of graphic art that feels startlingly contemporary

Electra positions the female figure as the clear subject and force of the composition

Nicole Marra weaves blooms into the composition as both decoration and symbol — softening the graphic edge of her line work while reinforcing a sense of natural confidence

Brussels City Sepia Kitchen punctuated by organic shapes andBrussels City Sepia renders the Belgian capital as a warm topographic study streets, districts, and landmarks reduced to their essential geometry in a restrained sepia palette. The graphic clarity of the illustration gives the map the authority of a historical document while its clean, modern composition makes it feel at home in a contemporary interior. Every artery and quarter of the city is legible and precise. Printed as a fine art print in our