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Monster Children Magazine is a quarterly lifestyle publication with a focus on surfing, skating, art, music, photography, and a bunch of other cool stuff. Issue #43 of Monster Children arrived on June 16th and it is guest edited by the legendary Mike D (Beastie Boys) so naturally there are some big names involved. The long list of artists from the music, surf, skate, film and art world Mike has brought on board for #43 include Spike Jonze, Method Man, Ryan Sheckler, Dustin Yellin, Sage Vaughn, Simone Shubuck, Rob Machado, and Rodney Mullen to name a just a few. In addition to his decades-long influence on music, street, and popular culture in general, Mike D has long been involved with the contemporary art world, and recently curated an acclaimed show for MOCA LA.

The magazine is slick, with an extra 56 pages for the same price it is the biggest Monster Children magazine yet and is available with a choice of 3 covers featuring artwork by Geoff McFetridge, skateboarder Ryan Sheckler and Mike D himself.

Alongside issue #43 comes the limited edition Mike D Box Set filled with exclusive products designed by Mike. There are only 500 available which contain a monogram design dust cover bag, Sage Vaughn Artwork, Stance socks, Iconic Josh Cheuse print of New York City, Super sized copy of Monster Children #43 all of which is presented in a custom-designed Mike D Cardboard Box.

Get your hands on a copy from the Monster Children shop and keep up to date with all things ‘cool’.

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    Geoff McFetridge is a Los Angeles-based artist and designer who runs his studio, Champion Graphics. His work uses a simple, witty graphic language of clean lines, flat colour and clever ideas to explore how people relate to each other and to the world around them. His practice moves between painting, prints, murals, books, apparel and…