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Otto Bjornik’s Dunny Chess Series is the first collection of it’s kind! This series can become a full chess set as you collect! The Dunny figures in this series are designed as a king, queen, rook, bishop, knight or pawn. The series can be purchased in individual two-packs or as a full chess set. Each two-pack Dunny set comes with four pieces of the chess board. Alternatively, purchasing as a complete chess set guarantees an entire playable board and pieces. Each complete set comes with a certificate of authenticity signed and numbered by Otto Bjornik. Full Shah Mat sets are only available in limited quantities.
  
Otto Bjornik’s Shah Mat Dunny Chess Series is now available on Kidrobot.com! Two-packs can be purchased for $19.99 each. The complete set can be purchased for $500.00.
About Kidrobot:
Founded in 2002, Kidrobot is acknowledged worldwide as the premier creator and dealer of limited edition art toy, signature apparel and lifestyle accessories. An innovative cross between sculpture and conceptual art, Kidrobot offers not only a powerful medium for today’s international fashion designers, illustrators and graffiti artists, but also the creative canvas for emerging street trends and pop art. Kidrobot toys retail anywhere from $5 to $25,000, and many appreciate in value over time. Kidrobot showcases and sells it unique take on contemporary culture at Kidrobot stores in San Francisco and Las Vegas. Our products can be found online at Kidrobot.com and in select retailers worldwide.
About Otto Bjornik:
I am more than an illustrator. I am a storyteller. My tales are a rich mixture of precious childhood memories and fairy tales. I weave together lines to celebrate the beauty and elegance of nature and human form. And sprinkled within that tapestry are touches of whimsy that bring to mind the wonderment of childhood and play. It is my way of rekindling youth with a wink and infinite mirth.
An architect by training, I create works in pen and ink that are filled with intricate detail and influenced by stringent rules of design. The elements I choose often hold symbolic meaning, and I take care to piece them together like a jigsaw puzzle to tell an overall story.
I have drawn millions of lines as an artist and have told many stories, from my initial scenes of houses to the Yahoo! Purplescape campaign to more experimental pieces that have won international competitions and garnered gallery exhibitions. But I still feel that I have many more stories to tell and a million more lines to draw.
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