laurabanina

When I was a little girl my father used to call me ‘laurabanina’ when I was being stubborn. Although I’m a big girl now, I still feel like laurabanina when creating. I do self-willed stuff like drawing on a small cigarette paper (a cigarettepaper a day) or, for example, make portraits on a wet beach. With other words: I look into the world and try to catch the things that stand out to me but remain unseen by the mainstream (non) observer. Mail me at: [email protected]               

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freestyle: wet portrait

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Admissioned work: custom painting/wallpaper (80x80cm)

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Admissioned Work: tattoo drawing 

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Commisioned work: illustrations on an article about gender and advertisement.

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commisioned work: Mural at restaurant Stan&co in Utrecht. Pencils, marker and wallpaint. 

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admissioned work: invitation symposium ‘beweging achter sport’ for the research project of sv Perikles. 

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admissioned work: diy portraitguide in collaboration with Stoom producties for ‘nationaalportrettenweekend’

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studio work: math exams on an envelope

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studio work/collaboration: children’s book in progress...

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studio work: The birds alphabet: the A

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studio work: the umbrella, think clever

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Admissioned work: ‘the blue excavator’ for Flin

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Admissioned work: drawing of the ‘Biltstraat’ Utrecht for ‘Frisse Mosterd’ 

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A cigarettepaper a day: Day 178. 

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A cigarettepaper a day: Day 176.

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A cigarettepaper a day: Day 175.

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A cigarettepaper a day: Day 174.