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leaf art

Last year we’ve featured Lorenzo Duran cut-away leaf artwork. Now here’s a new series where he was tapped by Legas Delaney  to work on an ad campaign for Plant for the Planet. The message of  the campaign was to show leaf’s ability to trap carbon dioxide.

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Visit Lorenzo Duran’s website.

 

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