Awarded the GRAND PRIX at the ASIAN CREATIVE AWARDS and Award of Excellence in Communication Arts for illustration.

The Cyclist's Empire
A celebration of New York’s rise as a cycling city. 7 different types of bicycle tyre tracks were used to create the Empire State Building, to reflect New York’s ever-growing tribe of cyclists – from the daily commuter to the delivery boy.

Bicycle Mon Amour
Ride down the breezy boulevards of Paris and you'll see why it's easy to fall in love with its cycling culture. The Eiffel Tower was re-created using 12 unique tyre tracks, as a tribute to a romance that goes far, far beyond the Tour de France.

God Save The Bike
Come traffic, hell or high water, nothing will stop London’s rising bike culture, thanks to its protected cycle lanes. Admire its leafy parks and iconic architecture, including the Tower Bridge, meticulously crafted here with 11 unique tyre tracks. Keep calm and ride on.

The Unforbidden Cyclist
Like rice, the bicycle is deeply ingrained in China's culture. Once a sign of backwardness, the "people's vehicle" is now enjoying a hip revival. 11 unique tyre tracks went into creating the Forbidden City – one of which belongs to the legendary Flying Pigeon.

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Date of release: November 2014

The Cyclist's Empire &
Bicycle Mon Amour
Sheet size: 840mm X 420mm (Approx 33 inch X 16.5 Inch)

God Save The Bike &
The Unforbidden Cyclist
Sheet size: 950mm X 300mm (Approx 37.4 inch X 11.8 Inch)

Print Quality: Offset Lithographic Printing using 1 spot Pantone Black. Printed on 220gsm Maple White paper. Suitable for archival use.

Proud 100 owners of 2nd Edition
Tyre Track Series Set

All of the products you see here are limited to, as the name suggests, 100 copies. Each piece of work will be watermarked, labeled with the title and edition set number.