Jeremy Bays Illustrator
Art-Work-Shop began in 1979 as the trading name of Jeremy Bays. Now some 45 years later, he still offers illustration services of the highest quality. “Much of my work is technically based, maps in particular being highly structured and lending themselves to any amount of pictorial and inventive process”. A great many colleges, schools and other institutions have commissioned Pictorial Perspective Maps, a few of which are sampled here.
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
A selection of the many pictorial map commissions from schools and colleges with details from Oundle School (left) and Radley College, both drawn in line only.
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
The Household Cavalry Museum. The Runaway Train and The Lonely Giant. Bedtime stories: Paragon. Long Song: Letterland. Sixth Form Biology. American Capitalism 1890 -1916: CUP. Panorama and detail depicting medieval view from the Battlements of Norwich Castle. Kids Activity Sheet for Rutherford’s Punting Company, Cambridge. Jeremy Bays Illustrator
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
AWS Publishing launched in 1984 with the publication of ‘Cambridge walk about’. This was a series of global maps centred on points around the city providing a visual and descriptive guide for visitors. Its success was followed in 1988 by a simplified version ‘Round Cambridge’ being a highly detailed single global projection of the city centre, backed by a full street map of the city and a profile of ‘the Backs’. By popular demand this has now been revised and updated, 2023, as ‘The New Cambridge walk about’ which includes a potted history of the city and the colleges, as well as places of interest to the visitor. The success of that title drove the second title in the series, ‘Bath walk about’, published 2024. A2 folding to 10 x 21cm.
Jeremy Bays Illustrator
Cambridge, the Backs of the Colleges and its companion To Grantchester are guides to the lower and upper River Cam (or Granta). The finely detailed illustrations are accompanied by descriptive annotation as well as full text. Neat pocket guides and quality souvenirs. 138 x 78 mm with fold out inner pages. “...and is there honey still for tea?” Rupert Brooke Jeremy Bays Illustrator
‘Trams and Tramways’………. A train in the street? A bus on rails? Such was the conundrum the pioneer tramway inventors and designers had to deal with. Much of the early work was done in America where the idea first emerged…. Within a hundred years from being introduced (to Britain) in 1860, the first tram age had all but passed into history. Thanks to the dedicated work of volunteers many of these wonderful vehicles are now preserved for posterity. It is hoped this booklet goes some way to explain their history and operation. (212 x 100mm, 16pp). Jeremy Bays Illustrator
This Bristol electric tram from 1900, with its elegant tudor gothic windows, was in essence an oversized horse tram. Almost the entire fleet retained this design, unchanged until the system was finally bombed out of existence in 1940. The plough was carried in channels under the car and ran in contact with the conductor rails. At the change pit, the plough slid out to sit on a sort of roller skate so it could be moved around. ‘Cambridge Notebooks’. An ongoing series of titles featuring topics of local history. Further titles in preparation. A5 with 4 inside pages. Jeremy Bays Illustrator
  Prints of the Colleges are also available from AWS Publishing, details on request. Trade enquiries welcome.  
   
 

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