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Feb 01 2008

Book of the Month: 100 Days of Monsters

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I just ran across Stefan Bucher’s 100 Days Of Monsters. Stefan runs a popular blog called Daily Monster where he draws, you guessed it, a monster a day. The best part is he records the making of each one in a series of very well-done and fascinating videos.

Along the way, the Daily Monster started to attract fans and many of them created backstories and histories to go along with his monsters. The extra participation has made Stefan’s little project widely popular. Now, his book featuring 100 of these creations and their stories is being released at the end of the month. Included is a DVD with all of the corresponding videos, plus some cool extras.

Here is an example of one of Stefan’s great videos. I especially like the endings.

http://344design.typepad.com/344_loves_you/2008/01/weekly-monste-4.html

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    One Response to “Book of the Month: 100 Days of Monsters”

    1. Stefan G. Bucher says:
      February 25th, 2008 at 2:11 am

      Thank you very much for the very kind write-up, Dani. I really appreciate it! Also, I love your bears! They’re springy and great!

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