In Good Company with Virginia Kraljevic

An overview of notable collaborations, features, and creative contributions across art, design, and media.

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Portrait of Virginia Kraljevic: Woman with long blonde hair and red lipstick smiling at the camera.

Meet Virginia

Virginia Kraljevic is a contemporary American artist and designer. Born in New York City and based in the Palm Beach area of Florida, she is known for her distinctive black-and-white pen and ink linework.

With over 25 years of professional experience, her work merges intention, intuition, and whimsy — creating quiet, poetic worlds that feel both familiar and otherworldly. Each piece is designed to evoke a sense of timelessness and gentle transport, inviting viewers into a safe, playful, and contemplative space where joy, calm, and imagination can coexist.

Exhibited internationally with presentations across Europe, Asia, and North America, Virginia’s work has been collected in over 80 countries worldwide. Her projects span illustration, publishing, textiles, home goods, and wall décor, with extensions into print, jewelry, fashion, and design-led collaborations. Over the years, she has worked with and been commissioned by a range of internationally recognized brands and institutions, and her work has been featured on television and in numerous publications.

In addition to her studio practice, Virginia is an award-winning artist, speaker, and educator. She has appeared as a keynote speaker, panelist, guest contributor, and teacher, working with creative institutions, students, and communities across a wide range of ages and backgrounds. Her approach to education is grounded, encouraging, and deeply informed by experience — focused on helping individuals trust their creative voice and understand the many ways a creative life can unfold.

Through original artwork, limited collections, creative consultation, and select collaborations, Virginia brings a thoughtful, artful presence to everything she creates. Her work reflects a belief in creativity as both a personal practice and a way of living — one that invites others to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and honor what feels true.

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