Although monsters and robots have had their troubles in the past us monsters at Hip Monsters love Johnny Botts’ art. He makes portraits of robots that are more sentimental and lovable than most portraits of children. The robots have a genuine innocence about them that is enduring.
Sneaking Cookies brings to life a robot child with a simple, retro-style drawing of an android stealing cookies while making sure no one is looking. The backgrounds are key to Johnny Botts’ art. In this pieces the clean lines of of kitchen and cookie jar beautifully drawn, make the robot pop out of the piece.
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A carefree and adventurous little creature, Bumper Boy takes you along as he explores the world. The illustrations have a European feel reminding me of works of Babar and Moomin. But Bumper Boy’s characters have their own which pulls you into their world.
A tower of cute characters having fun waits you in Bumper Boy’s 
Artwork for the pensive Monster, Catia Chien s work draws a Monster in. Saturated colors embrace her figures who reside in a dream world all her own. Her books are among our favorite short graphic novels with beautiful art and memorable stories.
Dark, organic and ,moody Catia Chien s 
Inspired by the 1940’s the 
Cool and all organic 
Art and illustrations with a fondness for Monsters and other misunderstood creatures Nora Aoyagi is a Hip Monster’s favorite. Joined twins, fearsome wolfs and creatures of various sorts jump out of her art with elegant lines. Her black and white works are especially bold.
Critter Shop illustrations are a Hip Monster’s favorite. Bright, cheerful and ever-clever, his works will give you years of pleasure.