Comics & Illustrations
Inspired by lessons from nature
& dreams of a liberated future
Julienne makes art and shares stories that expand our capacity for imagining just futures and growing practices of care and solidarity. They collaborate with grassroots organizers and nonprofit groups to uplift racial, economic, disability and healing justice. Julienne is also a co-founder of Libertroph Magazine, a collection of art and stories about white anti-racist organizing, past and present.
Made in collaborative partnership.
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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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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.
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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.”
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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.
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Living Cities
This illustration highlights breath and body connection as an element of Living Cities’ healing justice themed annual report.
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People's Hub
Illustration created for People’s Hub 2024 annual campaign. Also featured in Crip News.
“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
Published in Libertroph Magazine, a collection of art and stories about white antiracist organizing.
