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Graphic Designer Created An Alphabet Of Flowers Integrated Into Interior Elements (36 Pics)
Artists are very self-driven, and Laurynas Kamarauskas fits such a description as an artist. Besides being a sought-after creative director and a freelance graphic designer, he also loves to challenge himself in more artistic terms. Take, for example, his 36 Days of Flower Type, a challenge where he tried to (as the title suggests) create letters that incorporate the flower they're supposed to represent. Laurynas did so in a brilliant fashion, as these flowery letters blend in like part of an interior embellished with stylish furniture.
Without a doubt, Laurynas is exceptionally talented. However, his social media following isn't proportionate to his skill. Laurynas deserves more attention as an artist, so go and check his social media out, and if you like what he does, follow him!
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G Is For Ginkgo Biloba
F Is For Ficus Carica
Number Two For Rafflesia Arnoldii
Number two goes to the second most stinky plant in the world.
Number Five For Marigold
Number five goes to fifth place in the most powerful medicinal plants category.
Number Six For Sunflower
Number six goes to sixth place in the biggest flowers in the world category.
Number Seven For Dancing Girs
Number seven goes to seventh place in the weirdest flowers category.
Number Nine For Frangipani
Number nine goes to ninth place in the most pleasant-smelling flowers category.
Number Four For Iris
Number four goes to fourth place in the best-selling flowers of all time category.
Number Eight For California Poppy
Number eight goes to eighth place in the fast-growing annual flowers category.
