Kaitlyn Parker

Kaitlyn Parker's Berlin

Kaitlyn Parker is an American illustrator living and working in Berlin. Her art captures the city she calls home — its landmarks, its light, and its particular mix of grandeur and grit. From the Oberbaumbrücke to the Fernsehturm, from the Brandenburg Gate to the Gedächtniskirche, each piece translates a familiar Berlin view into something personal and immediate.

Her style is colourful, loose, and direct. Bold brushwork and saturated colour give each composition energy without losing the character of the architecture. These are not postcard views — they are an illustrator's response to the city, with all the warmth and informality that implies. Pieces like Berlin Skyline and Berlin Splat TV Tower show her ability to turn iconic subjects into something that feels genuinely alive.

If you are drawn to art rooted in a specific place, explore our wider city and travel poster collection or see how other contemporary artists in our programme interpret the world around them.

Print and Canvas Options

Kaitlyn Parker's work is available as fine art prints on 225g matte paper and as canvas prints on 400g cotton canvas — both produced in our Berlin studio with archival pigment inks. Her vibrant colour palette and expressive brushwork translate well to both formats, though canvas adds a textural quality that suits the painterly looseness of her style particularly well.

Paper sizes: A3, 50x70 cm, 70x100 cm, and A0. Canvas sizes: 30x40 cm, 50x70 cm, and 70x100 cm. Frame options include oak, black, and walnut brown. For her bold, colourful Berlin scenes, oak frames complement the warmth of the palette, while black provides clean contrast.

A Berlin Artist, Printed in Berlin

There is something fitting about printing Kaitlyn Parker's Berlin art in the same city where it was made. Every print and canvas leaves our Berlin studio — produced, checked, and packed here. Browse our full range of Berlin-themed art for more work inspired by the city, or explore other artists who work directly with Kuriosis in our contemporary artists collection.