Adrian Camps-Campins, artist, was educated at St. Mary's College, Port of Spain and at the Chartered Insurance Institute and the Insurance College at Surbiton, Surrey. He was exposed to art at an early age and experimented with portraiture done from photographs. His interest in the history of Trinidad and Tobago led him to create paintings of historical events, places, and people. In an effort to be authentic, he didoes extensive preparatory research and has built his own archive in the process.

His first such painting was Christopher Columbus and his fleet in the Bocas del Dragon in 1498, which was made into a greeting card. His works are inspired by old photographs, newspaper clippings, historical events, and oral history interviews. His work therefore uses the medium of art to depict significant insights into the history of people, places and events in Trinidad and Tobago. His cards also include detailed explanations of the events and locations in his painting, thus making them extremely valuable as an historical resource.

Some of the images on the cards are done by Joan Camps-Campin.