Hazal Bannach
Hazal Bannach is a Buffalo-based illustrator and multimedia artist originally from Türkiye. With a background in advertising, where she worked for over a decade, she transitioned to a full-time art career in recent years. Hazal’s work is a dynamic blend of watercolor and digital mediums, often focusing on portraits and figure illustrations.
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Hazal BannachLiberty Leading The WomenThis illustration draws inspiration from Eugène Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People, reimagining Gisèle Pélicot as a modern embodiment of liberty. Her defiance and bravery symbolize not just personal triumph but also a collective awakening for French women. View Folio
Hazal BannachOver the RainbowThis artwork draws inspiration from the song 'Over the Rainbow,' depicting a mountain range painted in vivid rainbow colors. The use of a full spectrum of colors symbolizes the hope and wonder expressed in the song, while also showcasing my ability to convey emotion and narrative through bold color choices and landscape composition. View Folio
Hazal BannachTrump vs. Harris DebateA personal work depicting Donald Trump and Kamala Harris during the September 10 debate. This piece aims to show the dynamics of the political confrontation, offering a visual interpretation of the exchange between the two figures. View Folio
Hazal BannachSelf-CareThis personal work illustrates the concept of self-care, emphasizing the importance of mental and emotional well-being through regular self-care practices and taking breaks from daily stressors. View Folio
Hazal BannachAuroraThis piece draws inspiration from Daisy Jones and The Six, depicting the torsos of Daisy and Billy against a vibrant sunset, echoing the 'Aurora' album cover described in the book. Through a blend of warm colors and a dynamic composition, the artwork captures the emotional tension and creative energy of the characters, showcasing my ability to translate literary themes into visual art. View Folio
Hazal BannachFlowersBathtub Diaries is a visual exploration of coping with seasonal depression through the ritual of taking baths. View Folio
Hazal BannachFishesBathtub Diaries is a visual exploration of coping with seasonal depression through the ritual of taking baths. View Folio
Hazal BannachLotusThis collection shows the origins of yoga poses, illustrating the meanings behind their names. Each asana is paired with artwork inspired by its symbolic roots. View Folio
Hazal BannachCirceThis book cover design for Circe features two hands intertwined by a vine, representing Circe’s magical influence. The yellow tones of the hands signify her divine lineage as the daughter of the sun god, while the blue background evokes the Aegean Sea, grounding the design in its mythological setting. This artwork highlights my ability to create symbolically rich and visually compelling book covers. View Folio
Hazal BannachBoatThis collection shows the origins of yoga poses, illustrating the meanings behind their names. Each asana is paired with artwork inspired by its symbolic roots. View Folio
Hazal BannachKing of SpadesThis is from a series of personal works portraying the feral cats of Istanbul dressed in Ottoman attire. View Folio
Hazal BannachQueen of DiamondsThis is from a series of personal works portraying the feral cats of Istanbul dressed in Ottoman attire. View Folio
Hazal BannachJack of ClubsThis is from a series of personal works portraying the feral cats of Istanbul dressed in Ottoman attire. View Folio
Hazal BannachTears Dry on Their OwnThis artwork is a visual interpretation of Amy Winehouse's 'Tears Dry on Their Own,' portraying a woman in tears to explore themes of heartbreak and resilience. View Folio