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Multidisciplinary artist & designer with a passion for storytelling

Selected Case Studies

Bridging evocative art with functional design across journalism, publishing, and film.

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Gabriella (Gabi) Trujillo

She/Her

Indigenous Chicana & Genízara (descended from detribalized Native Americans who were enslaved by Hispano settlers).

 

I am a bestselling illustrator, multidisciplinary artist, and gardener currently based in New Orleans. My visual storytelling practice is rooted in my childhood, which I spent on a haunted flower farm in Southern Colorado. To pass the long, hot summers, I drew constantly, filling the time with elaborate daydreams and ghost stories.

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That early instinct to build worlds and translate narratives eventually evolved into my professional practice. Today, I tell complex, human stories using whatever medium the project demands, with a heavy focus on illustration and traditional animation. My goal is to bridge evocative, hand-crafted art with functional design, approaching every new project with narrative stewardship and the same relentless curiosity I had as a kid.

Explore the Illustration Archive

A comprehensive catalog of standalone editorial, publishing, and commercial work. Browse an extensive inventory of maps, comics, instructional diagrams, and brand identity projects.

Clients & Collaborations

Southwest Contemporary

NPR

Grist

Buzzfeed

PBS

Vox

Pitchfork

ColoradoBiz

FiveThirtyEight

Emergence Magazine

Slate

Kaiser Health News

Simon & Schuster

Abrams Books

Wildsam Field Guides

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Chronicle Books

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The Atlantic

The Washington Post

The New York Times

ProPublica

The Colorado Sun

In These Times

The Intercept

Smithsonian Magazine

High Country News

Harvard Divinity Bulletin

CSUN Magazine

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Southern Poverty Law Center

Clayton State University

American Federation of Teachers

iTVS

Breaking the Silence NM

Earthjustice

City Alive ABQ

Vote Early New Mexico

Union Hall Denver

Boys with Bigger Hearts

VinylPost

Birp

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