I’m honored to be featured in Berklee’s ABLE Voices Podcast, led by Dr. Rhoda Bernard. In this post, I share how our conversation about disability and the arts led to my inclusion in Dr. Bernard’s new book — and how I stepped into the role of podcast guest-host to interview three incredible disabled artists. These projects highlight the importance of accessibility, representation, and creative inclusion. Listen to the episodes and learn more about the artists here!

I’m Briana Raucci, your creative team of one. With a long history in a diverse set of skills, spanning from photography, to design, writing, branding, and more, I deliver the depth and quality of a full creative team with the personal touch of an independent artist. Read why working with a creative team of one can make all the difference for your next project!

Take a look back at my creative journey in 2024! From oil paintings and pastels to digital illustrations, logo designs, and film photography, this year has been all about exploring new mediums and connecting with amazing clients. Whether you're looking for unique artwork, custom logo design, or wedding and portrait photography, I’d love to collaborate with you in 2025. Browse my gallery, shop original prints, or book a custom commission today!

“Nothing Wowed Me” is what a former coworker said about my creative portfolio. In this journal-like blog post, I reflect on that moment, transforming the negativity into a celebration of resilience, self-worth, and triumph over systemic and personal challenges. Paired with an abstract acrylic painting, this piece represents the faces of people who try to make others feel inferior. Read my thank-you letter to this man and let it serve as a reminder to never let anyone take away your power.

It can be really challenging when people don’t understand you. I’ve learned the difference between explaining myself, and expressing myself.

I got to meet my CP icon, the absolutely hysterical Josh Blue during cerebral palsy awareness month!

Making jokes about my disabilities makes it easier to deal with, so having epilepsy, this design was right up my alley. Read about my inspiration for “Little Seizures.”

Learn what it’s like to be kidnapped and taken hostage by your own emotions…and also what I find helpful in preventing this.

Raynaud’s is a condition that causes the blood vessels in the extremities to narrow, restricting blood flow. Read more about Raynaud’s, how to stay warm, and why Pop-Tart ads rule.

Having cerebral palsy, I never learned how to ride a bike. I tried several times, but it always resulted in injuries. Learn more about how I deeply relate to Fraiser Crane when it comes to riding a bike.

Over the last 31 years, I’ve found a lot of solutions to my medical challenges through supplements vs prescribed meds. View the list of meds and conditions I’ll talk about in more detail through my art.

Polaroids and musings documenting the aftermath of my last seizure on November 16th, 2016.

Why diversity is so important, not just in film, but in life.