Pictures of Interesting People in their Offices

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Welcome to my portfolio of professional portraits, where I capture people in the spaces where they do their most meaningful work.

Each commission combines direct observation with digital artistry to create lasting documents of professional achievement and personal legacy.

I hope you enjoy exploring these examples. If you’d like to discuss commissioning a portrait, please schedule a consultation below.


Four Versions of Mark Stephens At Work

The Scene:
Mark Stephens in his office, showing traces of decades of legal practice in a single artwork. Multiple poses show Mark in characteristic moments, including tying his necktie and wrestling with a puzzling issue at his desk:

Meaningful Details:
The portrait incorporates carefully observed elements including photographs with Mark in them (one on the pile of books, one on the desk – look carefully!); plus professional achievements, and personal mementos marking a distinguished career.

Technical Approach:
The picture was created through direct observation and digital artistry, mostly on my iPad. The finished work is printed on museum-quality Hahnemühle German etching paper (A2 format).

Additional Documentation:
- Process video available
- Written narrative
- Photo documentation, including some of the reference pictures I took while I was with Mark:

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Team meeting at Slightly Foxed HQ

Team meeting at Slightly Foxed HQ

The Commission:
Documentation of a nine-person editorial team, capturing both individual personalities and group dynamics within their working environment.

Spatial Narrative:
The composition places each team member to suggest meaningful interactions and professional relationships.

Team at Slightly Foxed (close up).jpg

Technical Approach:
The picture was created through direct observation and digital artistry on my iPad. The finished work is printed on museum-quality Hahnemühle German etching paper (A2 format).

Organisational Impact:
Work on the portrait itself, shared over time, created many opportunities for social media posts and stories:

As well as this kind of opportunity for current documentation the work will serve as an institutional memory.

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Two Portraits from Galley Beggar

Eloise Millar at the office of Galley Beggar.
Sam Jordison, Galley Beggar HQ Low Res.JPG

This GIF shows a detail from the work in progress video. It’s a small area, and low res, because otherwise this web page might not load:

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What Clients Say

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Your Portrait

Portrait commissions begin from £3,000.

Each commission includes a museum-quality A2 print, photo documentation, and behind-the-scenes creation video.

To schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss your requirements:

Email my office.


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