GabiKreative

GabiKreative PhD in Chemistry turned Illustrator
Exploring concepts, time and identity
Editorial Illustration

Follow the light✨A city seen from a different perspective where architecture, travel and imagination meet.I created this...
10/08/2026

Follow the light✨

A city seen from a different perspective where architecture, travel and imagination meet.

I created this illustration imagining a travel magazine feature about discovering a city through its landmarks, hidden corners and unexpected viewpoints.

Editorial illustration • Travel

Questa illustrazione è il mio modo di prendere una posizione.È stata ispirata dal progetto del resort a Cala Finanza in ...
21/07/2026

Questa illustrazione è il mio modo di prendere una posizione.

È stata ispirata dal progetto del resort a Cala Finanza in Sardegna, ma riflette anche una realtà più ampia che si sta delineando lungo le coste italiane, tra cui anche quella di Ostuni (che da pugliese mi tocca in modo particolare!). Paesaggi sempre più fragili rischiano di essere rimodellati dallo sviluppo turistico e dagli investimenti privati.

Quanta natura siamo disposti a sacrificare in nome dello sviluppo?

Le nostre coste sono molto più che semplici destinazioni turistiche. Sono ecosistemi viventi, ricordi condivisi e dimora per le persone e la fauna selvatica che vi abitavano ben prima che si potesse immaginare l’esistenza di resort di lusso.

Il progresso non dovrebbe mai significare sacrificare la biodiversità o trasformare i paesaggi pubblici in spazi esclusivi riservati a pochi privilegiati.

La natura non è un ostacolo allo sviluppo. È la nostra più grande eredità.🌼💚

🇬🇧This illustration is my way of taking a stand.

It was inspired by the resort project in Cala Finanza, Sardinia, but it also reflects a broader reality that is taking shape along Italy’s coastlines, including that of Ostuni (which, as someone from Puglia, affects me in a special way!). Increasingly fragile landscapes are at risk of being reshaped by tourism development and private investment.

How much of nature are we willing to sacrifice in the name of development?

Our coasts are much more than mere tourist destinations. They are living ecosystems, shared memories, and homes for the people and wildlife that inhabited them long before anyone could have imagined the existence of luxury resorts.

Progress should never mean sacrificing biodiversity or transforming public landscapes into exclusive spaces reserved for a privileged few.

Nature is not an obstacle to development. It is our greatest legacy.🌼💚

Impostor syndrome doesn’t come from nowhere, it grows in a feed built for constant performance.Social media has an unspo...
16/07/2026

Impostor syndrome doesn’t come from nowhere, it grows in a feed built for constant performance.

Social media has an unspoken rule: always look like you’re winning. A flawless, enviable life feeds the algorithm and keeps followers coming but the moment you stop performing it, everything collapses.

This piece is my attempt to visualize that pressure: a figure losing balance on a tower of glowing notifications, a cracked social frame hiding the gap between who we are and who we show.

Swipe through the brief and the thinking behind it. 💭

Have you ever felt this?

01/07/2026

Every editorial illustration begins with a simple pencil sketch.

Watching an idea evolve from rough lines into a finished layout is one of my favorite parts of the creative process. For this piece, I illustrated an article exploring Impostor Syndrome, translating a complex feeling into a visual story.

Swipe through the process and let me know which stage you like best.

How do you illustrate living well with a chronic disease?This piece reinterprets an editorial brief for Clover Health , ...
26/06/2026

How do you illustrate living well with a chronic disease?

This piece reinterprets an editorial brief for Clover Health , introduced by Chiara Zarmati during a workshop on editorial illustration, as a way to explore how visual storytelling can communicate life with chronic kidney disease.

I imagined the kidney as a living landscape where everyday actions continue to unfold: walking, cycling, sailing, exercising, and sharing meaningful moments.

The aim was to convey a hopeful perspective: while chronic kidney disease reshapes many aspects of life, it does not erase vitality. Through mindful habits and an active lifestyle, it is still possible to stay connected to the things that bring joy and meaning.

Swipe to see the creative process and timelapse.

Perfect fit for a health magazine, right? What do you think? 👇Loved working on this concept, bringing a positive spin to...
18/06/2026

Perfect fit for a health magazine, right? What do you think? 👇Loved working on this concept, bringing a positive spin to health and lifestyle through illustration. ☀️🎨

A visual reinterpretation of an article on the spread of fentanyl in Central Europe.How do you depict an invisible threa...
12/06/2026

A visual reinterpretation of an article on the spread of fentanyl in Central Europe.

How do you depict an invisible threat?

Instead of directly depicting the substance, I imagined a contemporary version of the Pied Piper of Hamelin: a seductive figure who lures people into a hypnotic spiral from which it becomes increasingly difficult to escape.

An editorial illustration project inspired by a re-reading of an article published by il Post

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