Line art lives or dies on consistency. A drawing where the stroke is 2px in one place and 0.4px in another reads as an accident, and that inconsistency is visible long before anyone can say what is wrong with it. Every line we draw carries the same weight, and where strokes meet they are joined properly rather than stacked.
What we produce
- Single-weight line illustrations in any consistent style
- Continuous-line work and open compositions
- Icon sets and spot illustration drawn to a common grid
- Technical and diagrammatic line drawing
- Portraits and figures in outline
Built for reproduction
Line art is usually destined for print, embroidery or a small digital size, and all three punish thin or inconsistent strokes. We set a minimum stroke weight for the intended output size, and we deliver filled outlines rather than live strokes so nothing changes width when you rescale the file.
Consistency across a set
Sets are where line art usually falls apart, because each drawing is made separately. We work to a common grid, a fixed stroke weight and a shared set of proportions, so twenty icons look like one family rather than twenty drawings.
Collaboration
Send references you like and anything that must be included. We return a first drawing for approval on style before producing the full set, because correcting a style on one drawing is far cheaper than correcting it on twenty.