Hello, dear friends! welcome to my online studio.
If you’re drawn to nature, fairies, antique objects, and all things cozy and vintage, you may find pieces of yourself reflected here. From my studio in Vancouver, British Columbia, I create richly textured tattoos, paintings, and illustrations, alongside workshops and mentorship experiences for those exploring their own creative paths.
My work is inspired by the land and its flora and fauna, with a focus on small, often overlooked moments — plants, birds, nests, insects, and fleeting scenes like a spiderweb suspended in the woods. Through texture, color, and form, each piece invites a quiet sense of connection.
I’m so glad you’re here.
Tattoos
If you feel called to explore this connection through tattooing, you’re invited to begin wherever feels right. You can browse available flash and pre-made designs, or reach out for a custom piece created just for you. In the menu above, you’ll find the tattoo section with all options, or you can follow the buttons below to learn more about my process, explore booking details, and submit your consultation form.
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The true root of creativity Zine
Most people think creativity is something you either have or don’t — but the truth is, it’s something you return to. The True Root of Creativity explores what happens when you let go of perfection, reconnect with curiosity, and allow yourself to create without pressure. This zine is about rediscovering the part of you that was never afraid to begin.
Juliany Braga
Meet the Artist
Juliany is a self-taught Brazilian multimedia artist and tattooer based in Vancouver, BC, working on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. Her work is grounded and nature-inspired, whimsical forms, rooted in a deep respect for the natural world. Through her practice, she invites others to slow down, observe, and rediscover the beauty in small, often overlooked details.
Art
My work isn’t the loudest — it lives in quiet observation, in the small things that ask to be noticed. When something feels right, I feel a gentle pull in my chest, a longing to hold onto it, to eternalize it in my mind and hands. I find myself returning to the same tender subjects over and over: pansies and roses, antique china, blue butterflies, little mice and bunnies, foxgloves, bees, robins, chickadees, wrens, lichen, moss, and winding branches. Flora Fiora grows from this place — a soft exploration of nature through flower jewelry, paper art domes, textile tapestries, and natural perfumes, where I can paint not only with images, but with all of my senses.
Events & Exhibitions
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