Katka Krajči is a London-based live illustrator, workshop facilitator and visual artist specialising in drawing musicians, performers and people in action. Working across music, culture, fashion and brand events, she creates expressive, fast-paced illustrations that capture the character and energy of a moment as it unfolds. Her commissions have included live illustration at leading London recording studios, including Abbey Road Studios and AIR Studios, as well as drawing at Ronnie Scott’s and Purbeck Folk Festival, capturing exceptional musicians in their element.

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Alongside her freelance illustration practice, Katka works as an Artist Educator with Bow Arts, the V&A Museum, Museum of the Home, and the Horniman Museum & Gardens. She specialises in drawing methodologies and creative learning, bringing an attentive, inclusive approach to visual storytelling, workshops and collaborative projects. She is interested in working with brands, cultural organisations and creative teams to develop engaging visual experiences that connect people with places, ideas and stories.

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Katka holds a First Class Honours degree from the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL (2019), a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) from the Teach First Leadership Development Programme (2021), and an MA in Art Education, Culture & Practice from the UCL Institute of Education (2025). She also brings over six years of classroom teaching experience across London state schools, including primary, secondary, sixth form and special provision.​ Her wider practice is rooted in the belief that creativity can open up new ways of seeing, communicating and connecting. She is particularly interested in making the arts more accessible and creating space for diverse and neurodiverse voices to be expressed through visual practice.