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These Dota 2 Heroes Belong In A Children's Book

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Steve Marinconz
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Botjira is an artist from Singapore who can turn the most intimidating Dota 2 heroes into adorable children's books with a bit of watercolor.

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You can check out botjira's other work on Deviantart, and you can order prints here.

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