Exhibition concept for an American indigenous peoples museum about salmon
Biologist showing wild bee (hylaeus pectoralis) life cycle diagrams to visitors of a protected marsh.
A photo showing a mockup for a foraging cookbook, opened on a page spread with a botanical illustration of wild garlic. Another page is visible showing a recipe illustration.
Sketchbook page with ink and charcoal goat and landscape drawings
Digital ink collage about crown shyness natural phenomenon
A sculpted record player in the shape of a flower in a natural underground looking setting, with straw and mushrooms covering the walls and the ground. A stop motion prop.
Zoo sketches of spectacled bears
A still life with pastry and dried fish in a crunched paper sheet
Woman standing behind paper spikes with fear in her eyes
Travel sketchbook spread with ink and pencil sketches from Morocco
Aquarelle and ink painting of leather boots
A sculpted model of a green bridge or wildlife overpass.
Scientific illustration of an entomological specimen of tragocephala mima made with ink
Tree stump illustration

„Laura Stropková has a special talent and sensitivity for illustrating natural history topics. She has a wide variety of styles, always elegant and with a great use of colors, volumes and textures.“

– Fernando G. Baptista, National Geographic

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