Photo c/o Ed Fairburn

Ed Fairburn’s map portraits

Photo c/o Ed Fairburn
Photo c/o Ed Fairburn

Who? Ed Fairburn

What? Ed Fairburn is an illustrator and artist based in Cardiff who specialises in portraiture using a range of mediums. His recent work is a series of portraits created from maps, available in black and white or colour. Prints of his work are available to purchase and he is available for commissions.

When? Available now

Where? Stockists details are at edfairburn.com

How? See website for more information

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