Mark Franklin Arts
Mark Franklin Arts
  • Portfolio
    • Architecture & BuildingTechnical illustrations of buildings and architectural subjects.
    • Automotive & TransportTechnical illustrations and cutaway drawings of transport related subjects, including cars, motorcycles, commercial vehicles, trains, ships and boats
    • Civil Aviation & AerospaceTechnical illustrations and cutaway drawings of civil aircraft and helicopters, spacecraft, aerospace and aviation subjects.
    • Diagrams & Information GraphicsTechnical illustrations of a variety of subjects in diagrammatic style, line and colour, information graphics, instructional and educational illustration, charts and graphs.
    • Science, Technology & EngineeringTechnical illustrations and cutaway drawings of scientific, technical and engineering subjects.
    • Cutaways & Exploded ViewsTechnical illustrations, cutaway drawings and exploded views of a variety of subjects
    • Line DrawingsTechnical illustrations as simple black and white line drawings.
    • MapsMaps of cities, countries and regions. Route maps, historical and battle maps, illustrated maps.
    • Weapons & WarTechnical illustrations, cutaway drawings and exploded views of military subjects. Guns, firearms, small arms and infantry support weapons; artillery, missiles and ordnance; swords and edged weapons; tactical and strategic weapons; military insignia, badges and medals; battle maps and tactical diagrams.
    • Other WorkRealistic and technical illustration, digital retouching and photo manipulation, cardboard engineered models.

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Civil Aviation & Aerospace

“Space” Gallery at the Science Museum, London

The Science Museum’s Exploring Space gallery has closed after serving visitors for 39 years and a new gallery, Space has opened in the Museum’s West Hall. The new display brings together iconic objects from the history of space travel with new technologies from the UK space industry, on show for Read more

By Mark Franklin, 7 months2nd October 2025 ago
Civil Aviation & Aerospace

International Space Station

The International Space Station (ISS) is the result of a collaboration between NASA (United States), Roscosmos (Russia). ESA (Europe), JAXA (Japan) and CSA (Canada). A notable feature of the station is the Integrated Truss Structure, which connects the large solar panels and radiators. Pressurised modules are specialised for research, habitation, Read more

By Mark Franklin, 2 years26th September 2024 ago
Civil Aviation & Aerospace

SpaceX Falcon 9

Falcon 9 is a rocket that can carry cargo and humans into Earth orbit, even reaching the International Space Station (ISS) . It is produced by American aerospace company SpaceX. Technically, it is a partially re-useable, medium lift launch vehicle. Poster sized artwork (1 metre wide by 1.4 metre high). Read more

By Mark Franklin, 2 years26th September 2024 ago
Civil Aviation & Aerospace

Apollo Saturn V

The Saturn V was a super heavy-lift launch vehicle developed by NASA for the Apollo lunar landing programme. In three stages and powered by liquid fuel, it remains the only vehicle to have carried humans beyond low-Earth orbit. Apollo Lunar Module The lunar module was the first crewed spacecraft to Read more

By Mark Franklin, 2 years26th September 2024 ago
Civil Aviation & Aerospace

Vostok

Side profile of the Vostok rocket and cutaway technical illustration of the capsule. Vostok (Boctok or East) was a single-seat crewed spacecraft built by the Soviet Union. It carried the first human, Yuri Gagarin, into space on April 12, 1961. Six crewed flights were made between 1961 and 1963. A Read more

By Mark Franklin, 11 years5th September 2015 ago
Civil Aviation & Aerospace

Space Shuttle

The Space Shuttle orbiter is the crewed spaceplane component of the Space Transportation System (STS). The other components were a large external fuel tank (ET) and two Rocketdyne solid rocket boosters (SRB) used for take-off and jettisoned before reaching orbit. Six orbiters were built for flight; Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Read more

By Mark Franklin, 11 years5th September 2015 ago

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