Apollino Design is a Seattle‑based practice focused on clear, intentional visual communication for nonprofits, artists, and community organizations. The studio builds visual systems that bring structure, dignity, and coherence to complex information, creating materials that are responsive to real conditions and the people they serve.
The practice is rooted in observation, collaboration, and ethical representation. Each project begins with attentive listening and an understanding of the client’s needs, values, and audiences. This approach supports communication with purpose and produces visual systems that are flexible, accessible, and sustainable across print and digital formats.
Apollino Design is led by Julia Wright Crosara, a graphic designer, artist, and archivist with more than two decades of experience across academia, publishing, performance, and community‑based work. Her practice centers clarity, thoughtful design, and communication that honors the communities it serves.
The practice is rooted in observation, collaboration, and ethical representation. Each project begins with attentive listening and an understanding of the client’s needs, values, and audiences. This approach supports communication with purpose and produces visual systems that are flexible, accessible, and sustainable across print and digital formats.
Apollino Design is led by Julia Wright Crosara, a graphic designer, artist, and archivist with more than two decades of experience across academia, publishing, performance, and community‑based work. Her practice centers clarity, thoughtful design, and communication that honors the communities it serves.