Wild animals, stained in red, green and blue, may not be a familiar sight for anyone of us. WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature), however, tags some of them with inspiring graffiti for imploring all with the communiqué: What will it take before we respect the planet?
wwf graffiti rhinoceroses
wwf graffiti elephant
The ad-campaign makes use of some domineering digital work that drapes polar bears, rhinoceroses and elephants in text. We find it to be quite inspiring, creative, intelligent and imaginative as well.
wwf graffiti polar bear
wwf graffiti whale
Via: UrbanArtCore
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