I’m a digital illustrator focused on arboriculture, rope access, and gear-heavy work at height. Every piece is hand-drawn on an iPad Pro, with an eye for detail and accuracy that speaks to folks who actually use this equipment. These illustrations are made to communicate, educate, and resonate — whether it’s for catalogs, training materials, or branded content.
"Canopy Detail"
This technical illustration captures the intricacies of life-support systems used in canopy access. Meticulously rendered with attention to color-coded gear and knot detail, this artwork balances technical accuracy with bold, clean visuals designed for arborists, gear manufacturers, and training materials. Set against a moody forest backdrop, it emphasizes both the complexity and b
Rope-to-Rope Transfer – Illustration
This piece captures a rope-to-rope transfer, featuring two separate rope access systems—four ropes total.
The perspective is first-person, offering a detailed look at the hardware setup used in professional rope access work.
Rope Runner– Illustration
A detailed drawing of the OG Rope Runner a popular mechanical friction device used in SRS (Stationary Rope System) climbing. The Rope Runner allows smooth ascent and controlled descent for arborists.
This piece highlights the device’s distinct green anodized finish. The stylized backdrop contrasts the sharp mechanical detail, keeping the focus on
Gear Kit
A highly detailed illustration showcasing a working arborist's gear kit, built around the bold Courant Cross Pro gear bag. The bag’s structured build and zip-open workstation layout make it a go-to for tree climbers and rope access pros alike.
Among the gear featured is the Rock Exotica Akimbo, a versatile mechanical climbing device known for its mid-line attachment and adjustable friction
A close-up study of a double-anchor setup featuring two Singing Rock steel slings terminated with Petzl Vulcan screw-lock carabiners. The load is distributed across two 11mm Beal Industrie ropes, each tied with a precise figure 9 knot. This setup emphasizes balanced redundancy and strong, efficient rigging for high-load scenarios. Illustrated to highlight gear interaction, knot structure, and tact
This detailed digital illustration showcases the Rock Exotica Akimbo. endered with high-fidelity realism and vibrant color contrast, the piece highlights the Akimbo’s anodized aluminum body, articulated design, and precision components. More than a product rendering, this piece celebrates the ingenuity and craftsmanship behind advanced climbing tools, designed to move with the climber—efficiently,
This digital illustration captures the complexity and precision of the rope access training truss at Rock Lititz, a world-class production campus in Pennsylvania. Designed for technicians to safely practice high-angle maneuvers, the structure’s geometry is rendered with crisp detail, while suspended ropes add motion and energy.
The piece emphasizes the scale and purpose-driven design of the truss—
Work Positioning with Peter de Vries
This illustration features arborist Peter de Vries suspended in a dynamic climbing setup, showcasing work positioning with the Koala Harness and Odin rings by Courant Tree Care. It focuses on detailed gear—carabiners, friction devices, and mechanical ascenders—captured from a low angle to highlight posture, rigging, and canopy flow. The piece blends technical a
Full Rope Access Kit Setup Featuring Dual TAZ LOV3s
This technical illustration showcases a complete rope access harness setup with a clean, symmetrical layout. The subtle gradient background brings focus to the gear without distraction. Every element is meticulously drawn capturing the precision and function of each component.
Climbing Systems
This technical illustration shows two climbing systems built around high-performance Courant ropes. On the left: the Komora 11.7mm, paired with a Phoenix 10mm hitch cord for a classic friction hitch setup. On the right: the 11.5mm Squir 2.0 runs through the Petzl Zigzag Plus, offering smooth, efficient mechanical movement.
Side by side, the systems highlight different approaches t