— The Catalogue —
Categories
The catalogue is organised by zoological and botanical class, in the tradition of the great taxonomic compendia.
Browse plates by zoological & botanical class
Mammals
42 Plates
Refined anatomical and behavioural illustrations capturing the complexity and diversity of mammalian life.
Birds
23 Plates
Avian illustrations showcasing form, plumage, and the graceful mechanics of flight.
Insects
13 Plates
Detailed entomological plates and microhabitat studies revealing the intricate diversity of insect life.
Marine Life
30 Plates
Illustrations of aquatic species and underwater ecosystems, capturing the depth and diversity of marine life.
Reptiles & Amphibians
28 Plates
Illustrations capturing the diversity, textures, and evolutionary elegance of reptiles and amphibians.
Botany
7 Plates
Botanical illustrations and herbarium studies revealing the structure and diversity of plant life.
Fossils
4 Plates
Fossil illustrations that reveal the ancient life and deep-time beauty of prehistoric worlds.
Minerals & Crystals
7 Plates
Detailed studies of geological formations, crystal structures, and natural mineral aesthetics.
Fungi & Mycology
3 Plates
Scientific illustrations of mushrooms, spores, and fungal networks revealing hidden biological systems.
Extinct Animals (non-fossil focus)
5 Plates
Reconstructed illustrations of recently extinct species based on scientific evidence.
Freshwater
12 Plates
Scientific illustrations of freshwater ecosystems, capturing the delicate balance of rivers, lakes, and their hidden life.
Fish
11 Plates
Detailed ichthyological illustrations showcasing the form, diversity, and movement of fish species.
Conchology
10 Plates
Detailed conchological illustrations showcasing the form, patterns, and natural elegance of shells.
Geography
11 Plates
Scientific illustrations of landscapes and landforms, revealing the structure, patterns, and processes that shape the Earth’s surface.
Urban Wildlife
16 Plates
Scientific illustrations exploring wildlife adapted to cities and human environments, revealing the hidden ecology and resilience of urban nature.