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Taras Lesko

Graphic Designer, Creative Director, Visual Spice Master

creative showcase

ABOUT this work

With every personal project my goal is to always challenge myself creatively and to come up with new ways of making my ideas a reality. In addition to designing on a computer I have a deep passion for creating things with my hands. I also enjoy getting in touch with other artists around the world to collaborate, discuss new techniques and as a result continue to grow my creativity.

MISSION STATEMENT

Live a positive, open-minded life, driven by Empowering Knowledge, Encouraging Relationships and Extreme Creativity.

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HISTORY flashback

It is always interesting to see how a person improves in a trait through years of practice and experience. Here I’ve included an archive of my previous personal work showcases as an example of how far I’ve come with my work and a reminder that I can always continue to improve.

25,000 – Stenciled Spray Painting

2010 | 2 comments

The making of “25,000″.

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Over 25,000 kids die every day from preventable causes. What are you doing to end this global crisis? Bring hope to a new generation. Sponsor a child in need. Visit www.worldvision.org to learn how you can help.

This is not a commissioned artwork. I created this piece because my wife and I sponsor kids through World Vision. We support this organization and everything it stands for.

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[ SKILL USED ]

Graphic Design, Illustration, Motion Graphics, Painting, Paper Craft, Print Design

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2 Responses to 25,000 – Stenciled Spray Painting

Yuriy Zaremba says:

January 2nd, 2010 at 3:27 am

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Turned out great, are the shadows on the child graphic seperate pieces of posterboard, or is it all one big graphic?
Loran Lichty says:

January 3rd, 2010 at 9:51 pm

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Great job Taras. What a powerful piece describing the responsibility we all have to get involved. Thanks for using your gift to help those in need.