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The work

Every drawing here was made to be presented.

Not portfolio pieces. Working drawings, made for a meeting with a real client and a real decision at the end of it. Grouped by what firms usually come looking for.

01 / Interiors 02 / Exteriors & elevations 03 / Pen & ink studies

The reputation

“Jane is perhaps the top interior design illustrator south of New York.”

Ted Fine, President, Fine Design & Interiors

From a designer

“Our client didn’t get it. Jane’s rendering flipped the switch and we closed the deal.”

Bernice Nathans, award-winning designer, Nathans Luxury Interiors

Jane’s record

Experienced at presentation work, always on deadline, for design firms.

Art director at four advertising agencies

01 / Interiors

Rooms a client can walk into before they exist.

Furniture, finishes, light, and scale in true perspective, drawn warm enough that the client stops evaluating the drawing and starts picturing the room.

Hand-drawn rendering of a formal living room in perspective — Formal living roomConcept to presentation

Sepia pencil rendering of a contemporary living room — Contemporary living room

Coloured rendering of the Estancia at Bonita Bay lobby — Estancia at Bonita Bay, lobby

Coloured rendering of a condo terrace with ocean view — Condo terrace

Sepia pencil rendering of a transitional living room — Transitional home

Coloured-pencil and marker rendering of a model home living and dining room — Courts model, living room

02 / Exteriors & elevations

Elevations that read as buildings, not drawings.

Massing, materials, and landscape rendered so a board or a homeowner can judge the thing itself instead of squinting at a technical set.

Coloured-pencil rendering of a country house with a front porch — Country house

Coloured-pencil rendering of a Key Largo estate home — Key Largo estate home

Coloured-pencil rendering of a South Florida home — South Florida home

03 / Pen & ink studies

When the pitch calls for restraint.

Line work alone, for early-stage presentations, print pieces, and the moments where colour would oversell the idea.

Sepia pencil sketch of an estate pub — Estate pub

Pen-and-ink rendering of a lobby seating area for Kenneth Crawford Interiors — Kenneth Crawford Interiors, lobby

Pen-and-ink rendering of an entry lobby — Entry lobby

Every project on this page started the same way: a set of plans, an email, and a deadline. Send yours and Jane will tell you whether it is a fit.

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