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Mimoco: Artist Series '07 by Tim Yu
Just in time for Valentines Day, Mimoco introduces their first Artists Series '07 characters. Meet One Love (designed by Hanazuki, above center), Ripple (Sket One, above right) and Gloomy Bear (Mori Chack, above left). Click on images for a detailed view.
All three are available at Mimoco.
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