Michael Tompsett
A vibrant reinterpretation of the world through fluid color and digital design.
The collections within Michael’s work
British Isles Vistas
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works capture diverse cityscapes across England and Scotland, united by a consistent illustrative style and a cool, muted palette. — ‘St Andrews Scotland Skyline’, ‘Northampton England Skyline’, ‘Cambridge England Skyline’ and ‘London England Skyline’.
North American Panoramas
A collection of North American skylines, characterized by vibrant urban energy and a shared contemporary artistic approach.
Global Cityscapes
This set features iconic international cities, depicted with a unifying sense of scale and a bright, modern aesthetic.
USA Urban Tapestry
Showcasing diverse American cities, these works are linked by a shared artistic technique and a focus on unique architectural profiles.
Works by Michael Tompsett
172 pieces
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About Michael
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Michael Tompsett — questions answered
What is Michael Tompsett's professional background?
He is a UCL graduate who served as a senior designer at Condé Nast for 12 years before dedicating himself to his art practice full-time.
How would you describe his artistic style?
His style is watercolor-inspired, utilizing a blend of traditional and digital techniques to create abstract depictions of maps and skylines.
What are the recurring subjects in his collection?
Tompsett primarily focuses on cartographic maps and the silhouettes of city skylines from around the world.
Where is the artist located?
Originally from London, Michael Tompsett is currently based in Southern Spain.
How is his work produced?
He creates his pieces by blending traditional artistic methods with digital graphic design tools.
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