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War of Monsters by Carol T Chung

WOM-KoadznVsOgi.jpg

The War Of Monsters is where Koadzn duke it out with 80 illustrators and graphic designers from all over the world in the theme of kaiju (big monster films). Koadzn sets the stage by creating an illustration and then the battle begins. The opponent responds in a graphic battle for domination. The work will be available as a book in postcard format. The battle above features Koadzn versus Ogi.

Update:There's a War of Monsters exhibit at The Lazy Dog in Paris.

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