Karel D. Kammeijer — Illustrator
Drawing has been a constant thread throughout Karel's life. After studying illustration at the Willem de Kooning Academy, he turned that lifelong passion into his profession.
His work is predominantly black and white — an eclectic mix of styles that have shaped him over the years. Cartoons and comics are a clear influence, and it's no surprise that characters like Mojo Jojo and Tintin occasionally find their way into his illustrations. Graffiti and street art have also left their mark, particularly in his use of bold, large-scale formats. As a child he was captivated by artists like M.C. Escher and Peter van Straaten — masters of black and white line work whose influence can still be felt in Karel's confident, expressive line today.
Over the years Karel has worked across a wide range of projects: illustrations for books and magazines, mural and wall art, packaging design, merchandise development, custom commissions, object customisation, live drawing at events, and campaign and event design.
He has had the pleasure of collaborating with brands including Vodafone/Ziggo, the Van Gogh Museum, Collect the Label, A-dam Underwear, Skins Care, Lagunitas and Albert Heijn.
Karel D. Kammeijer — Illustrator
Drawing has been a constant thread throughout Karel's life. After studying illustration at the Willem de Kooning Academy, he turned that lifelong passion into his profession.
His work is predominantly black and white — an eclectic mix of styles that have shaped him over the years. Cartoons and comics are a clear influence, and it's no surprise that characters like Mojo Jojo and Tintin occasionally find their way into his illustrations. Graffiti and street art have also left their mark, particularly in his use of bold, large-scale formats. As a child he was captivated by artists like M.C. Escher and Peter van Straaten — masters of black and white line work whose influence can still be felt in Karel's confident, expressive line today.
Over the years Karel has worked across a wide range of projects: illustrations for books and magazines, mural and wall art, packaging design, merchandise development, custom commissions, object customisation, live drawing at events, and campaign and event design.
He has had the pleasure of collaborating with brands including Vodafone/Ziggo, the Van Gogh Museum, Collect the Label, A-dam Underwear, Skins Care, Lagunitas and Albert Heijn.
"Nesting" — Grant Conboy - signed art print
The city holds its breath. Something is coming.
Nesting is the second chapter in Grant's personal Amsterdam series — and spring has arrived. The bare branches of Morning Light are now tipped with the first soft green of the season, warm light bathes the canal houses in amber and rose, and up in the tree, if you look carefully, a pair of birds are quietly building their nest.
The artist and his wife were doing the same. Preparing a home, making space, waiting with that particular mix of excitement and tenderness that only comes once. The city seems to know it too — everything about this scene feels like a deep breath before something wonderful.
A bike leans against the bridge in the foreground, the canal glitters below, and Amsterdam looks exactly like the place you'd want to bring a new life into.
Details
A2 (42 × 59.4 cm / 16.5" × 23.4") or A3 (29.7 × 42 cm / 11.7" × 16.5") or 50×70cm
Signed and dated by the artist
Printed on high quality archival acid-free paper
Supplied unframed
"Loveblind" — Grant Conboy Limited edition print
Have you ever been so in love that the rest of the world just... stops?
Two people on a bike in the middle of an Amsterdam street, mid-kiss, completely lost in each other. The cobblestones, the parked cars, the cat watching from the window — none of it registers. They are, in the most literal sense, blind to everything else.
Loveblind captures that feeling with a knowing warmth. It's the reckless abandon of falling hard — the red flags you don't see, or choose not to. But it's also something gentler: the particular safety of being with someone who makes the world feel manageable, even beautiful, even when it isn't. The meaning shifts depending on where you've been.
Rendered in a dreamy dusky rose, it's a piece that feels like a memory — vivid and soft at the same time.
Details
70 × 100 cm (27.6" × 39.4")
Limited edition, signed and numbered by the artist
Printed on high quality premium 280g matte acid-free archival paper
Supplied unframed