Julia Witchard is a third culture kid - born in England and raised in Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Julia is an information, learning experience, and graphic designer. She helps turn complex ideas into design that’s clean, useful, and human.
She spent years in education where she learned to design with the audience in mind, to anticipate challenging questions, and to build structure that makes information easier to follow.
You can usually find her either on a soccer field or in a coffee shop sketching between projects. Life’s too short not to design the one you want.
My Philosophy
What I’ve learned is this:
Education
When design supports learning, students don’t just improve… they participate.
“I’ve always struggled with math, but thanks to you, I understand it now.”
— Former Student
Government
In government, design turns “tribal knowledge” into compliant, searchable systems.
“Julia turned scattered notes into an interactive SOP manual—complete with hyperlinks, visuals, and infographics.”
— Client FounderCorporate
In corporate settings, good design prevents repeat meetings.
“Julia… redesigned our operations manuals and procedures in a way that made a major difference in efficiency.”
— Director @ BNYLife
Design shapes behavior, mood, and outcomes.
“You can’t just think your way to a better future… you have to design it.”
— Burnett & Evans
Creative Detours
The stuff I make and do, just because.
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Afrobeats
Live talks and creative events
Self-help books
Biltong
Thai & Laotian food
Fashion
Bristle & Co. character doodles
Soccer pickup games
Quick math tip resources
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I’ve been turning dental tools into characters. What started as a one-off illustration turned into names, personalities, and now some animation experiments. The long-term goal is a series and, hopefully, a few household names. Stay tuned!
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On a soccer field. I genuinely plan my week around playing. I play in coed and all-women’s leagues, and I’ve been playing since fourth grade. It’s my favorite way to meet people from all over the world.