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Gorillaz co-creator Jamie Hewlett is set to reveal a giant mural showcasing the animated band.
Hewlett, who won the 'Young Designer of the Year' award earlier this year, will reveal his murals at London's Royal Festival Hall and South Bank Centre at 1pm today.
The exhibition coincides with the release of the band's autobiography Rise of the Ogre.
The 300-page book written from the perspective of the band aims to take fans deeper into the mentality of Gorillaz and catalogue their progress from their conception in 2000.
Hewlett, who won the 'Young Designer of the Year' award earlier this year, will reveal his murals at London's Royal Festival Hall and South Bank Centre at 1pm today.
The exhibition coincides with the release of the band's autobiography Rise of the Ogre.
The 300-page book written from the perspective of the band aims to take fans deeper into the mentality of Gorillaz and catalogue their progress from their conception in 2000.
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