Celia Krampien
Hey there,
I'm an illustrator based out of Toronto, Ontario. For commissions or other inquiries please drop me a line at celia.krampien@gmail.com
Something in the works.
A braided lady.
I too seldom post things that aren’t finished work for something or other. I’d like that break that habit. So… a sketch, cleaned up bit and such.
My Facts and Arguments illustration in the Globe and Mail today!
It accompanies an essay (read it here) about a lady who comes to enjoy the return of a nesting starling family to her bathroom fan vent each year.
Big thanks to Matt French!
A Frog Eat Frog World for Light Grey Art Lab’s Macro & Micro show, opening this week!
I was super excited to take part in this show! I had been wanting to draw something amphibious for awhile and while doing some research I read about the Australian golden bell frog, notable for it’s tendency for cannibalism.
There are a ton of incredibly talented artists taking part in this show. Check out Light Grey Art Lab’s online shop to see work by other artists and purchase prints, if you wish!
A tiny peek at a piece I recently finished up for Light Grey Art Lab’s Macro & Micro show.
A fun illustration I did a little while ago for Canadian Running Magazine. It accompanies a story about a fellow who had moved up to Thunder Bay (Ontario) and had packs of local dogs follow him around on his runs.
Thank you AD, Dianne Kapral!
I had the pleasure of doing another illustration for the Globe and Mail the other day! I gotta say, any time I get to draw a giant stork and a puppy is a pretty good day in my books. Thank you Matt French for the fun assignment!
Froggy practice. Some reference sketches.
My Magenta Manor pals and I had the pleasure of catching up with awesome illustrator and super nice guy, Kelsey Heinrichs! Thanks so much for chatting with us Kelsey!!
Magenta Manor Episode 004 - Kelsey Heinrichs
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This week we meet up with Kelsey Heinrichs, an illustrator based out of London, England, who has worked for such esteemed clients as Wired, the Walrus, and the National Post. Among other things, we talk about his experience working with clients in Canada vs. those in the UK, how he promoted his work, and the evolution of his illustrative voice.
Links:
Kelsey Heinrichs: Tumblr
Rachel Idzerda: Website/Tumblr
(via hughesart)
New work for the LA Times! A cover for the Sunday Business section about big companies offering courses in meditation to improve the mindfulness of their managers.
Thank you to Derek at the LA Times for the assignment!
