See the monsters in action"A lot of our stuff is not pretty, safe, attractive or cute, but yet we work with kids," Pinque says of Big Nazo's artistic approach. "We've learned to over-compensate our personalities to make sure they're likeable -- to work against the visual. It's very significant to have an experience with a child or adult who at first is afraid of you, suspicious, and thinks you're 'ugly' -- then, minutes later, find you kind and funny. That message can spread."
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