Prisca Priano is an Italian illustrator and surface pattern designer specialising in playful children's themes, based in a small hill town outside Rome. She trained in education sciences before moving into illustration and pattern design, building a practice that spans licensing-ready surface patterns for kids' fashion and decor, children's book illustration, and editorial spot art. Her collections are available for worldwide licensing, and she makes designs available on print-on-demand platforms in addition to direct trade licensing.

Priano's work is characterised as "playful, whimsical, and story-driven." She produces both soft, dreamy designs and bold graphic prints - all character-led, with narrative as the structural foundation. Selected Instagram pattern images suggest vibrant colour, strong motif work, and compositions suited to children's apparel and nursery products. Her stated design philosophy is that "a good pattern isn't just cute - it's a little world to explore."

Works digitally; the design process begins with a hand sketch. Spoonflower is referenced in her social content, indicating POD publishing alongside direct licensing. Website built on Elementor (WordPress), with licensing portfolio, illustration portfolio, and blog sections.

Primary focus on children's fashion, nursery walls, gifts, and handmade/home sewing projects. Also serves editorial clients needing spot art for children's features, activity pages, and books. Story-driven collections are positioned as ready-to-license. Patterns are described as "licensed worldwide" per her Instagram bio. Open to commissions.

Born in Rome; now based in a small Italian hill town. Degree in education sciences; led creative activities for children in schools and museums in Rome. Founded Pollice di Panda, a brand producing playful activity books and printables for kids. Published illustration work: travel activity book for White Star Kids and a rhyming alphabet book for Giunti (major Italian publisher). Transitioned to surface pattern design as an extension of her illustration practice.

Specialises in children's thematics: animals, botanicals, seasonal designs, and narrative-driven character prints. The portfolio features experience with fabric shown in garment and product contexts. Works in all-over repeats and vignette compositions. Range covers kidswear, nursery, and gifting applications.