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How Moebius Inspired Me | Katsuya Terada | Human Made Somewhere between manga, illustration and fine art lives the incredible work of Katsuya"terra"Terada. Having designed characters for some of gamings biggest franchises, including Legend of Zelda, Terada has also exhibited his work all over the world. Having drawn almost...

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