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Garry Lucken

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Garry Lucken
Armyoftrolls (Gary Lucken).webp: Infobox image for Minecraft person 'Garry Lucken'
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Garry Lucken, also known as Army of Trolls, is a Pixel artist notable for his work on the Skin packs in Minecraft. Lucken's work includes the City Folk and Town Folk skin packs in Pocket Edition and has assisted with various Skin packs in Legacy Console Edition.[1][2]

References

  1. ↑ "Pocket Edition getting skins, chicken jockeys, more!" (Archive) by Owen – mojang.com, May 26, 2015. "Our first two: City Folk and Town Folk have been designed by the talented, kind, and pixellated Army of Trolls."
  2. ↑ "Hearing reports that Skin Pack 3 is available now. Skins in this pack were created by renowned pixel artist "Army of Trolls"!" – @4JStudios (4JStudios) on X (formerly Twitter), October 17, 2012

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