Design & Illustration

Inspired by lessons from nature

& dreams of a liberated future

Made in collaborative partnership.

  • Repro TLC

    I created a set of illustrations and collateral in partnership with Repro TLC, an organization that provides free and accessible sexual and reproductive health training and education. The art was used for an abortion doula training workbook and training resources.

  • Illustration of three people wearing masks outdoors at sunset, with mountains and a flock of migrating birds in the sky, surrounded by flowers. All the people are looking towards the geese. The text reads 'Solidarity means... access.'

    People's Hub

    Illustration created for People’s Hub 2024 annual campaign. Also featured in Crip News.

  • Illustration of an outdoor sunset scene of a parent, child, and friends gathering and delighting in DC’s native red mulberries and black rasberries - both in season this time of year! The text reads, “Abundance is already here"

    Taskforce Cultural Strategy and Marketing Agency

    I was honored to join TaskForce's Creative Jam event as a featured artist. I created this illustration alongside artists from all over the country who are leveraging their art to build a shared vision that “health is life.”

  • Illustration of a keffiyeh with Irish colors wrapped gently around an olive tree sapling on a green background

    Libertroph Magazine

    As Creative Director of Libertroph Magazine, a collection of art and stories about white anti-racist organizing, I collaborated with my co-founder to create over 20 custom illustrations for Libertroph’s website and first edition.

  • Hand-drawn flyer for a citywide mutual aid network call, featuring an image of two young girls planting a small tree, with one watering it, under an orange sky with rays of sunlight.

    Washington DC Mutual Aid Network

    I created this invitation for a political education call featuring stories from local school children about their interpretation of mutual aid.

  • Digital illustration of a woman with brown skin and dark hair styled in a bun, smiling with closed eyes, wearing a yellow sleeveless top, standing in front of green tropical leaves against a light blue background.

    Living Cities

    This illustration highlights breath and body connection as an element of Living Cities’ healing justice themed annual report.

  • Brides' March Domestic Violence Memorial Walk

    With consent from the families whose loved ones are represented, I was invited to make memorial art for the 25th Annual Brides' March to prevent domestic violence.

  • Cooperative Journal Media

    I was among several artists convened by Ebony Gustave & Robin Bean Crane to uplift the Creative Wildfire manifesto. This illustration is inspired by an audio story from organizers with St. Louis Mutual Aid about how mutual aid can fulfill our needs and bring the practice of solidarity in our daily lives.

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“Julienne is a visionary who is as interested in how art is made as she is the product of art. Working with her was like stepping into a portal. The participatory process she led me through was transformative.”

– Jardana Peacock, client

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Published in Libertroph Magazine, a collection of art and stories about white antiracist organizing.

Myth Keeping & Memory Making
An illustration of a woman floating in a river with two panels on either side of her. One picture depicts abstract foliage, and the other shows a group of people talking by the river, with a parent pointing a child toward the water
Illustration of six middle aged or elder women, all gensturing or looking attentively forward. Text overlays say 'But there’s a full moon risin’ lets go dancin’ in the night' and 'We know where the music’s playin’, let’s go out and feel the night.'
Two boy making music at a picnic table outside with guitar and a bucket drum. The text reads 'Come a little bit closer. Hear what I have to say.' Text at the bottom says, 'Just like children sleeping, could dream this night away.'
Illustration of a cat squinting while happily seated inside a pink carboard box. The lid is beside her on the floor. The cat is stripped with blue and navy, and the walls behind her are bright yellow.
Comic illustration of two helicopters flying above with the text "Helicopters droned all around me." Below, a woman with long hair is partially hidden among white and light blue flowers, with the text "I watched from the flowers."
Comic featuring wo girls with backpacks, one standing and one kneeling, dump sugar packets from their backpacks, they gather the sugar in their hands and pacets collect on the ground.
A three-panel illustration: the first panel depicts a sunset with leafless trees and a house with lit windows; the second panel shows two women sitting together at a table, one with curly hair and a bright orange top, and the other with straight dark
Illustration of five silhouettes of people wading in water, with their hands raised and looking up at Earth in space with stars, with the words "thinking of you" written in the sky.
Illustration of two queer people holding hands under a sunset with the text 'We will heal together' above and below, surrounded by leafy trees.
An illustration of a brown woman with long dark hair resting with her eyes closed in a large fluffy bed, surrounded by wavy blue lines in the background
A digital illustration of an intercoastal inlet with a large cactus next to water, and a coastal scene with palm trees, a pink house, and utility lines, with the phrase 'I love being here' in a speech bubble in the sky
Line drawing of tree trunks with intersecting roots that become hands framing a message about how trees roots reach towards one another to share resources and care for eachother, and we can do that too