Brussels mapped in sepia — a city of converging districts, grand boulevards, and compact historic cores laid out with illustrative clarity. This modern city print works in warm monochrome, stripping back colour to let the urban geometry speak. The composition finds a balance between functional map and graphic artwork: legible enough to read, considered enough to frame. Brussels' distinctive layout — the Pentagon of the old town, the radiating avenues, the patchwork of neighbourhoods — is rendered with clean, unhurried line work.

On canvas, the sepia palette settles into the woven texture with a warmth that suits the subject's quiet confidence. Edges soften slightly, giving the illustration an analogue depth that enhances rather than distracts. Hand-produced in our Berlin studio.