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The Coolest Chart Table

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In 2010, I was commissioned to make a chart table to fit in with an executive’s office who has a keen interest in racing super yachts in the Mediterranean. The finish had to be modern and in keeping with the existing decor. The theme for the table was...

Monaco Super Yacht show.

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Bringing my work to new frontiers. I had heard so much about the Monaco boat show, “Bobby you should take a stand at the Monaco boat show, your work will go down really well” – sure !!!, it costs a small fortune to take a stand. I decided to go down...

Dusseldorf BOOT Boat show.

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This year I shared a stand with Azure Dragon at the Dusseldorf Boat show. The attendance at the show was encouraging, after all it is the worlds largest boat show. However, I must admit that I think it is too large making it difficult to see everything on show. The...

3D chart used in 78ft Motor Yacht

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I was commissioned to create an artwork for the interior of a new build Fairline Squadron 78 Motor Yacht. The client approached me at the Southampton boat show, he was looking for a piece of art that would complement the interior which I might add was finished and...

New website

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Welcome to the new Latitude Kinsale Web Site. You will see that many new galleries have been added of the various commissions from around the world. At this stage I reckon I have completed commissions from 418 locations across 29 countries and yes, in every continent....

KENMARE TO CORK 2424 LIGHT CHART

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Overview: The Kenmare to Cork Light chart is very distinctive, you recognoise it as the south west coast of Ireland which is known for its beauty and is a major holiday location whether by land or by sea. This is a very popular chart for holiday homes and is a very...

Bantry & Glengariff

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The Relief Chart: The Bantry & Glengariff relief chart was created using Admiralty Nautical chart 1838 “Bantry Bay, Shot Head to Bantry”. In brief the chart shows the upper section of the bay starting at Leahil point on the NW shore and Indigo rock on the south...