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Home The GalleryHipster Animals by Pedro Gonçalves

Hipster Animals by Pedro Gonçalves

Posted on May 13, 2013February 12, 2014by Matt

From the jungles of Portland to the forests of Bushwick, Pedro Gonçalves’ “Hipster Animal” series.

 

 

Categories: The GalleryTags: art, hipster animals, illustrations, illustrator, Pedro Gonçalves

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