An example of my illustrative style - working by hand with graphite for architectural illustrations
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- Architectural Illustrator
Leti Ryder holds a Masters in Architecture from Princeton University (graduated 2026) and a BA from the University of Cambridge (2023).
Leti Ryder holds a Masters in Architecture from Princeton University (graduated 2026) and a BA from the University of Cambridge (2023). Illustration is a key part of her work - using hand-drawing, paint and collage to bring spaces to life by illustrating the human body moving through them.
She is experienced with ink, water colour, acrylic and graphite. Leti also has an ipad which she has used for previous Children’s Books illustration projects.
An example of my illustrative style - working by hand with graphite for architectural illustrations
[link](https://www.twine.net/signin
An example of my skills in water colour.
[link](https://www.twine.net/signin
I designed and executed the cover art for the Cambridge Union termcard, which announced all the events for 70,000+ members of the society. It was a printed publication shared throughout the University of Cambridge. Procreate was used to create this.
[link](https://www.twine.net/signin
Developed exhibition design elements (cinema, benches, display tables, and flow) for arc en rêve centre d’architecture in Bordeaux. Co-wrote their Columbia University studio syllabus for Fall 2025.
Worked with Michael Meredith on the Public Spaces initiative, contributed to development of the NY book, and supported 2025 Venice Biennale-related workstreams.
Teaching Assistant supporting undergraduate teaching and studio-linked instruction across Creating Value (ENT 201), Leadership (EGR 494), Post-Professional Master’s Thesis Preparation (ARC 532), and Urbanism Studio (ARC 205). Duties include assisting with coursework delivery, supporting student learning, and contributing to the academic teaching process under faculty supervision.
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