See the monsters in action"I think it's great for people to have a sense of mystery," Big Nazo founder Erminio Pinque says of the visitors who gawk at the monsters in the window. "Often we wave people in who look a little shy. They're free to observe us working -- even try things on. People sometimes dress up and take cell phone photos."
LAST UPDATE: Dec 31 2009 | 5:52 AM ET
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