My illustration of New York is icon driven, summing up the major land marks, culture and vibrance of this exciting city.

I am chalk artist. My tools are oil pastels and drawing on a blackboard.

How can we visit Paris without going to see the famous Tour Eiffel ?
Even if you stay below, it is very impressive !

Skyline made for Volkskrant Magazine in the Netherlands.

The 1st arrondissement is very "chic" and nice to visit with his beautiful french gardens, muséums like Louvres or Musée des Arts Décoratifs, shops and restaurants.
If you stay only one day in Paris, I think it's the place to be.

Not to get lost in Paris, cut this useful map !

This illustrated map of Oslo original appeared in the April 2015 issue of Going Places, the inflight magazine of Malaysian Airlines.

First time ever doing maps. I was born in Taipei and spent four years here. Criticism is welcome and appreciated. Would love to hear back.

Many layers — people, their activities centered on a huge open park, which change with the changing seasons. Tree-lined walkways, a promenade and a ground within a few footsteps from the residences — Mumbai’s Shivaji Park1 is a study of contrasts, of different worlds all within the same time and space. At any given time, the place is home to different people engaged in varied interests — one might be more visible than the other but all of them as intense. There is a sought magic to this place. For a dense metropolitan like Mumbai, this space is a breather and a blessing. And this is the reason for my love for this space.

1.Created in 1925, Shivaji Park is the largest public park in Mumbai. With a rich historical and cultural background because of the political and social gatherings it has witnessed—both in pre- and post independence Mumbai—the open space is now renowned as the cradle of Indian cricket.

London map illustration by Alex Foster on white paper.

Featuring famous landmarks and sites from across London.