Hello! I’m Giulia Brazzoduro, illustrator & designer.
ABOUT MY WORK
My work begins with observation.
Through drawing, visual research and metaphor-driven storytelling, I develop visual narratives that transform observation into meaningful stories and systems.
Working across picture books, editorial illustration and research-based projects, I translate research, observation and imagination into visual systems and narrative experiences.
Selected clients and collaborations include Editoriale Domani, Rizzoli Education and independent cultural projects.
My work was shortlisted for CA Communication Arts Illustration Annual 2026 and selected for AI Annual 2026.
GET IN TOUCH
For illustration commissions, editorial projects, picture books, workshops and collaborations:
hello@giuliabrazzoduro.it
Instagram: @giuliabrazzoduro
ABOUT ME
I like to surround myself with a harmonious space in which to work. I spend a lot of time doing home staging. Each element is positioned and arranged to serve as a source of inspiration and a reminder.
I’m passionate about nature and landscapes in general, focused on ferns, monstera, banana plants, lichens, mushrooooms, larch trees, raspberries, and mountain undergrowth in general. I'm passionate about herbalism and natural remedies. I have a strong interest in raw crystals, semi-precious stones, philosophies, and esoteric practices.
I love the smell of fireplace in the cold frizzy air when I'm walking in the winter, the smell of the damp forest, and the horse's coat.
I collect antique wrought-iron keys and old, abandoned wooden panels and ancient book in every languages.
My mind is like a classical ballet dancer who leads me to explore stories and the connections between ideas. Liminal zones are the ones that most stimulate my curiosity and imagination. Dualism is fundamental to my way of thinking.
It relaxes me to sketch black-and-white scenes from my favorite movies in three minutes; I could do it forever.
I enjoy social life a lot, but I prefer my daily practice with a cup of chai-latte and deep conversations with my black cat Serafino.
Thank you!