Intricate Leaf Art by Lorenzo Duran showcases delicate hand-cut patterns and imagery crafted from natural leaves collected near his home in Spain. Lorenzo Duran, a Spanish artist that works by intricately cutting patterns, imagery and different design at a minuscule scale. His proposed media of choice is to use the natural occurring leaf that surrounds us. The leaves he uses for his work are those found around his place of residence.
© Lorenzo Duran
In creating each piece, a surgical scalpel and dental pointing equipment were used. With his experience in producing such art, he has found that these are the best for cutting and removing the small intricate sections. The works produced shows the immense level of concentration need in producing detailed work as these.
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