Saskia Keultjes
Based in Los Angeles, I am a German illustrator specializing in drawing and exploration for illustrative branding, editorials, tech, video, and advertising.
Contact
hi@saskdraws.com
My work is represented by Sullivan Moore
Inquiries: kate@sullivanmoore.com
Clients include
Amazon, American Greetings, AngelList, Brita, Buzzfeed, Chobani, Clarins, Cosmopolitan, Flow Magazine, Gap, Ginza Magazine Tokyo, Giphy, Harper Collins, HarvardX, Hello Walden, Hulu, Hyperobject Industries, Johns Hopkins, La Colombe, LOLA, Papyrus, Penguin Random House, Photojojo, Policygenius, Popsugar, Seymoure Gloves, Sony Music, TIAA, The Good American, The Handmaid’s Tale, The New York Times Magazine, The LA Times, TrialSpark, Tumblr, Vans, Warby Parker, Working not Working & more.
About my work
My experience spans over a decade of brand and agency work. While I am confident in my skills to self-generate ideas, I also thrive collaborating with other creatives.
Though I enjoy exploring a wide range of subject matter, recurring themes in my work are: self-care, love, and improvement (often imagined at the intersection of human characters and personal objects). I most often create drawings in the medium of pen and ink on paper or utilizing digital lines with a similar handmade feel.
Warby Parker Store
My artwork is featured on both exterior and interior spaces of Warby Parker’s third Brooklyn store located on 208 Flatbrush Avenue, NY 11217.
Capabilities/Experience
Apparel Designs, Book Illustration, Brand Exploration, Character Design, Conceptual Artwork, Content Pieces, Drawings for Animation, Editorial Illustration, Educational Drawings, Fun, Hand-made Drawings, Iconography, Illustrative Branding, Line Art, Live Portraits, Minimal Art, Mural Design, Pen And Ink, Product illustrations, Spot Illustrations, Storyboards, Style Frames
& Vector Art
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About me
I’m also a daydreamer, nightgazer, cinephile, shoegaze girl, ambient music aficionado, and bookworm. When I’m not drawing, I love cooking, playing my 80s synth & going on a hike.
Portrait by Paul Jun
Based in Los Angeles, I am a German illustrator specializing in drawing and exploration for illustrative branding, editorials, tech, video, and advertising.
Contact
hi@saskdraws.com
My work is represented by Sullivan Moore
Inquiries: kate@sullivanmoore.com
Clients include
Amazon, American Greetings, AngelList, Brita, Buzzfeed, Chobani, Clarins, Cosmopolitan, Flow Magazine, Gap, Ginza Magazine Tokyo, Giphy, Harper Collins, HarvardX, Hello Walden, Hulu, Hyperobject Industries, Johns Hopkins, La Colombe, LOLA, Papyrus, Penguin Random House, Photojojo, Policygenius, Popsugar, Seymoure Gloves, Sony Music, TIAA, The Good American, The Handmaid’s Tale, The New York Times Magazine, The LA Times, TrialSpark, Tumblr, Vans, Warby Parker, Working not Working & more.
About my work
My experience spans over a decade of brand and agency work. While I am confident in my skills to self-generate ideas, I also thrive collaborating with other creatives.
Though I enjoy exploring a wide range of subject matter, recurring themes in my work are: self-care, love, and improvement (often imagined at the intersection of human characters and personal objects). I most often create drawings in the medium of pen and ink on paper or utilizing digital lines with a similar handmade feel.
Warby Parker Store
My artwork is featured on both exterior and interior spaces of Warby Parker’s third Brooklyn store located on 208 Flatbrush Avenue, NY 11217.
Capabilities/Experience
Apparel Designs, Book Illustration, Brand Exploration, Character Design, Conceptual Artwork, Content Pieces, Drawings for Animation, Editorial Illustration, Educational Drawings, Fun, Hand-made Drawings, Iconography, Illustrative Branding, Line Art, Live Portraits, Minimal Art, Mural Design, Pen And Ink, Product illustrations, Spot Illustrations, Storyboards, Style Frames
& Vector Art
/
About me
I’m also a daydreamer, nightgazer, cinephile, shoegaze girl, ambient music aficionado, and bookworm. When I’m not drawing, I love cooking, playing my 80s synth & going on a hike.
Portrait by Paul Jun