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Comic-Con Peep Boxes

DateMonday, September 20, 2010

Client: Adult Swim

Project: Peep Boxes

This little glutton is Bernard Monsenouir. When the original peep boxes returned to Atlanta I reconstructed them to fit in smaller spaces for the Adult Swim booth at Comic-Con. However the booth was constructed to display 4 boxes and we only had 3 made. Being very short on time it would have been difficult to find an animal on-line, wait for delivery, and complete construction on time....so I built Bernard! 

Top photo by Eddie Ray
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