11 x 17 Convention Center Illustration By Karl Krumpholz

The Colorado Convention Center is one of downtown Denver's most recognizable structures — a massive, angular building that anchors the city's cultural district and is home to one of Denver's most beloved public art pieces, the 40-foot Big Blue Bear (I See What You Mean) peering through its lobby windows. Opened in 1990 and expanded over the years, it's become a defining piece of the Mile High City's modern skyline.

Karl Christian Krumpholz brings his signature detailed line work to this downtown landmark, capturing the building's bold geometry and urban presence in his unmistakable illustration style. Printed on 100lb matte cover stock, this 11x17 print is a clean, striking piece for any Denver home, office, or studio.

About the Artist:

Karl Christian Krumpholz is a Denver-based cartoonist and illustrator best known for his documentary-style urban sketches and the acclaimed comic series 30 Miles of Crazy! and The Denver Bootleg. Originally from the East Coast, Karl has spent over a decade capturing the fleeting architecture, neon signs, and gritty characters of Denver — especially along the legendary Colfax Avenue. His book Queen City was a History Finalist in the 2022 Colorado Book Awards.