A brass steampunk biplane flying over a city of spires
Limited edition prints on aluminium

Worlds of brass, steam & wonder

Airships over gothic skylines, clockwork tea parties and machines that never were. Each artwork is released in a single edition of just 15 signed, numbered prints.

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Every print is numbered, comes with a signed certificate of authenticity, and will never be reprinted once the edition of 15 is gone.

The Prints

Printed on aluminium

Each artwork is printed in high quality directly onto aluminium, giving the brass and steam a depth and shine that paper can't match. It arrives ready to hang.

Only 15, ever

Every artwork has a single edition of 15, sold in number order. The first three prints, Nos. 1–3, are premium early numbers. Once a number is sold it's gone, and the edition will never be reprinted.

Signed certificate

Your print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by Theo Marlow, showing the artwork title, its edition number and a unique certificate number.

A-207 Monoplane
About

Theo Marlow

Theo Marlow grew up above his grandfather's clock‑repair shop on a crooked harbour street, where the walls ticked all night and every drawer held springs, cogs and cracked watch glass. Before he could write his name, he was building tiny machines from the spare parts and painting miniature skylines on the inside of pocket‑watch lids.

He never chose an ordinary canvas. Over the years Theo has painted panoramas on hand‑cranked magic‑lantern slides, built a working mechanical theatre from salvaged piano hammers, and filled an old ship's trunk with a clockwork city that unfolds when the lid opens. Collectors who find his work describe the same thing: the longer you look, the more there is to find.

Today he brings that obsession with brass, steam and impossible engineering into vast digital worlds: airships drifting over gothic cities, aircraft riveted by hand, and storybook characters rebuilt in gears. Each image is made like one of his machines, a piece at a time, until it seems to run on its own.

“I don't draw machines. I draw the moment just before they start to move.”
Theo Marlow

Delivery & returns

Delivery

Prints are carefully packed and sent by tracked delivery. [YOUR DELIVERY TIMES, e.g. dispatched within X working days]

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Returns

If you change your mind, you can cancel your order within 14 days of receiving your print and return it for a refund. Please get in touch first so we can arrange the return. [WHO PAYS RETURN POSTAGE]

If your print arrives damaged, contact us within 48 hours with a photo and we'll put it right.

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Questions & commissions

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