About

I’m Barbara Dziadosz, a freelance illustrator originally from a small town in northern Poland, where I spend most of my summers. I studied illustration at HAW Hamburg, focusing on editorial and commercial work as well as modern illustrated products.

Together with my husband, I run a stationery company called jungwiealt. The name is a playful nod to our family name and reflects the fun, quirky spirit of my illustrations—whether they’re children’s themes or designs aimed at adults. Our company is passionate about crafting high-quality paper goods and lifestyle products that bring joy through art.

My style is deeply influenced by vintage illustration and screen printing. I love working with a limited color palette, bold shapes, and charismatic characters to create expressive, memorable images that connect with people on a personal level.

Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with clients such as Google, The Telegraph, Refinery29, and PlayInChoc. My work has accompanied editorial features, children’s books, packaging, and special product lines, ranging from playful puzzles and activity books to beautifully designed cookbooks and greeting cards.

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Selected Clients

Bloom & Wild // Washington Post // Zeit Magazin // Google // Airbnb // Northpark Center // The Telegraph // Monocle // Refinery29 // Carl Hansen & Son // Urban Outfitters // BZgA (Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung) // Neues Handeln // Parfois // Les Echos // Züricher Sonntagszeitung // Deutsche Bahn // Gruner und Jahr // Handelsblatt // Jung von Matt // Jones Knowles Ritchie// Hornet // Princeton Architectural Press // Soho House // The Land of Nod // Bravery Mag // Anorak // Red Cap Cards // Penguin Random House // Fubiz // Brummell // Red magazine // eurowoman // Flow // Slow Emotion // Lunch Lady // frankie Kinderhilfswerk Dritte Welt // MS Dockville // Budni // tekman