Socially speaking
"Working with Giovanna has been amazing! Right from the start, she understood exactly what I wanted to communicate visually with my project. It honestly felt like she read my mind and gave shape to a pretty messy mix of concepts, vibes and thoughts that had piled up over time.
Everyone I send proposals, quotes or digital guides to—the ones I worked on with Giovanna—compliments me on how original and well-crafted they are! And don’t even get me started on the impression that the social content we created together gives off: total wow effect!
I can't wait to work with Giobi again on the next projects I have in mind—not just because she's talented and professional, but also because she's incredibly easy to work with and just genuinely lovely."
Deborah Osto // Studio Lilla
"Working with Giovanna was an absolute pleasure. The labels she designed were exactly what I had envisioned—if not even better! From the very beginning, she understood what I had in mind (which wasn’t easy!) and brought it to life with incredible precision, creativity, and care.
Her attention to detail, flexibility, and willingness to support me through every step of the process made all the difference. Everyone who has seen the graphics has been full of compliments—fun, cheerful, vibrant... just like the brand itself.
I’m so happy with the result and can’t wait to keep working together on the next steps of this project!"
Sara Panciroli // Popipop
Professionally speaking
I'm Giobi, an italian freelance illustrator, graphic designer and content creator who's passionate about using her creative skills to make a positive impact.
I believe that design has the power to inspire change, and I'm committed to work with people and businesses who share my values.
I graduated in 2020 from NABA, Milan (Italy) with a BA in Graphic design & Art direction and I now have more than 5 years of experience working in this field.
Numerically speaking
+5 years of experience
6 picture books
+14k follower
+15 happy clients so far in 2025
Emotionally speaking
I make things because I need to. It’s how I make sense of the world and how I share the way I see it. I’m into anything visual: analog photography, memory collecting, watercolor painting, and mixing things up – illustration, photos, graphic design, all in the same pot. I’ve got a soft spot for posters that shout (or whisper) about politics or feelings, sometimes both at once.
As Chuck Palahniuk writes in Diary, everything we do is a self-portrait. The way we write, walk, choose a plate, arrange a room – it’s all telling on us. Whether we mean to or not, we’re constantly leaving traces. Every choice becomes a kind of diary, a silent archive of who we are.
That’s why I love what I do – because I get to give shape and lines to those stories, turning fragments into something that speaks back.
