Kaylani Juanita

[3][4] In 2018, ELLE Magazine featured her work and interviewed her at length in context of her memorial illustrations based on the murder of Nia Wilson, a black woman who was fatally stabbed in a suspected hate crime while exiting a BART train.

[5][6][1] In 2017, she illustrated "9 Books for Woke Kids," an article by Guinevere de la Mare.

[4] While attending Rodriguez, Juanita spent a summer studying at CalArts.

Juanita is based in Fairfield, CA[9] and identifies as a mixed-race[10] femme queer person.

Kaylani Jaunita and Kyle Lukoff published When Aiden Became a Brother in 2019.