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TOO GOOD TO CATCH." 🍔🛵 Had an absolute blast working on this high-energy visual concept for Burger King! The goal was to create a dynamic, fun chase sequence that highlights just how crave-worthy their new wrap is. Let me know what you think!
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both are lovely, but the desert image provides a beautiful contrast!
They are awesome