After that, she made the drawings of a 12-page story on the album Quebra-Queixo Technorama Volume 2, published by Devir.

[1][2] By these two works, in 2006 Julia won the Troféu HQ Mix, the main Brazilian comic book prize, in the category "Revelation Penciller".

[3] She started working for publishers in other countries, especially Marvel Comics, in which she participated in the magazine X-Men: First Class.

[6] Some of her published works are Histórias (which compiles the comic strips she published in Folha de S. Paulo), Remy (in partnership with writer Diogo Bercito) and Pink Daïquiri (written by Mélanie Théry and Laurent Habart, with drawings by Julia and Amanda Grazini).

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