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I recently collaborated with Noah Camp on a project for Suicide Prevention Month. We wanted to create something that spoke directly to the LGBTQIA+ community and how we found light after dark periods in our lives.
It combined my illustration with Noah's 3D finesse to create something bigger than either of us could do alone. The piece reminds our community that they have a life worth living and people who care.
Amazing 💕
Excellent
The 3D one is better it has simple difference changes the soul of the design ❤️❤️
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Creative direction: Dmitry Lepisov
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I once used these archives as references to illustrate natural ingredients for a beverage series with a completely different style, but studying them helped me understand the anatomy of each element.
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