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Street Artist Turns Found Objects in Toronto Into Quirky Monsters

by Justin Page on September 18, 2013

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Monsters Are Everywhere

Street artist, character designer, and animator Aiden Glynn of Pizza and Pixels has turned objects found in the streets of Toronto into a series of quirky monsters. You can view more monsters on his Tumblr and Facebook pages. Previously, we’ve written about Aiden’s creative street art and designs.

Its so funny to see that by adding eyes and teeth to an object it instantly gives them so much character. I honestly had the best time making these.

Monsters Are Everywhere

Monsters Are Everywhere

Monsters Are Everywhere

images via Pizza and Pixels

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