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Pests masterfully turned into grieving widow bugs

By Omar Kardoudi Published July 22, 2014, 12:03 pm ET

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Amazing artwork created by Barcelona-based studio Garrigosa using 3D and Photoshop for a print ad campaign: Widowed insects crying for the husbands that got killed by insecticide. These guys are CGI geniuses. Expand the pictures below to see how insanely detailed they are.

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