MonstroCity

MonstroCity

A girl Kimie ‘槿敏’ grew up in a crowded modern city New Bambo located on a small Eastern island with a rich 300-year-old history and a population of half a million residents. She remembered that since her childhood, monsters with colorful patterns in various shapes once in a while showed up to Kimie. The older Kimie got, the more frequently she would see the monsters.

Among these monsters, Lumie appeared to Kimie in her early childhood. Lumie was a tiny monster covered in fluffy yellow fur. They mostly had fun together, but occasional, necessary arguments were unavoidable. With time and through their shared experiences, they nurtured a strong bond and always held a special place in each other’s hearts.

MonstroCity – Rotterdam NL

Years ago, they began their life-changing journey by moving westward to explore the world. Just a few months ago, they decided to continue their adventure by relocating to Rotterdam, driven by their curiosity about the world…

What is the next?! Before the next is revealed. Let’s be patient, read, and explore Kimie and Lumie’s adventure journal with their illustrations below.

Octopus Creatures
New York Hotel Rotterdam

Squid Creatures
Westermeijer Rotterdam

Alien Creature
Erasmusbrug Rotterdam

Hall Monster
Market Hall Rotterdam

UFO Creature
Euromast Rotterdam

Squid Creatures
Gemeente Rotterdam

Bridge Creature
Het hek in Rotterdam

Church tower Creature
Laurence-kerek in Rotterdam

Bridge Creature
Willemsbrug Rotterdam

Kite Creatures
Cube house Rotterdam

MonstroCity – Utrecht NL

Squid Creature
Dom Tower Utrecht

Windmill Creature
De Ster Utrecht

Windmill Creature
De Ster Utrecht

Squid Creature
Lutherse Church Tower Utrecht

Squid Creature
Dom Tower Utrecht

Jellyfish Creature
Utrecht University Hall

Owl Creature
on the wall in Utrecht

Lamp Creature
in Utrecht

MonstroCity – Amsterdam NL

Octopus Creature
Oude Kerk Tower Amsterdam

Octopus Creature
Oude Kerk Tower Amsterdam

Windmill Creature
De Gooyer Amsterdam

Creature on the wall
in Amsterdam

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