KAWS and The General Mills Monsters Figurines Release In March
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KAWS and General Mills are teaming up on a unique capsule of their beloved Monster Cereal Figurines. Scheduled for release on March 12th at 12 pm ET, this collaboration is a blend of nostalgia and contemporary art, featuring full-size vinyl figurines of Count Chocula, Franken Berry, Boo Berry, and Fruit Brute for the first time.
In 2022, General Mills and KAWS collaborated to create small promotional figurines, special edition merchandise, and cereal. However, this latest venture elevates the partnership to a new level, offering collectors and fans an opportunity to own a piece of art that merges the iconic aesthetic of KAWS with the playful spirit of General Mills' Monster cereals.
This collaboration is highly anticipated, given KAWS' reputation for creating pieces that resonate deeply with collectors and the general public. His ability to transform familiar characters into works of art that carry his distinctive mark has made his creations highly sought after in the art and design world. The decision to release full-size vinyl figurines of the General Mills Monsters signifies a bold step into a new realm of collectible art, blending nostalgia with modern artistry in a way that appeals to a broad audience.
The retail price for these unique figurines has not been officially disclosed, but estimates suggest a price point of around $400 each. This aligns with the premium nature of KAWS' artwork and the limited edition aspect of the collaboration. As March 12th draws near, all eyes will be on this innovative partnership that promises to add a distinctive flair to the world of collectible figurines
KAWS x Franken Berry Vinyl Figurine
KAWS x Boo Berry Vinyl Figurine
KAWS x Fruit Brute Vinyl Figurine
KAWS x Franken Berry Vinyl Figurine
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