Sunday, March 9, 2008
Dave Devries Monster Engine
Most kids have amazing imaginations, especially when conceptualising monsters, but they usually find it hard to realise their visions. Until now. Dave Devries takes drawings made by children of monsters and then re-creates them using his own skills whilst trying to stay true to the original idea. A great way for kids to see their monsters scarier than life!
See more crazy renditions HERE.
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