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I shot and edited this photo during my livestream on Tumblr today with FourBricksTall. It was fun sharing my thinking, shooting, and editing process.
I've not used mist and water droplets on a LEGO window to create this effect before so it was both neat and tricky getting it to work out nicely.
This shot was inspired by a photo I saw by Giuseppe Gradella.
Something a little different. This is based on a pretty well-known propaganda photograph of the now buried Batterie Lindemann, the largest gun battery of the Atlantic Wall, in 1943. www.flickr.com/photos/7208148@N02/6408465435
Had a lot of fun building this and using the "perspective" zoom in Studio.
The real version separates bricks, but LEGO is so awesome that it actually unites people!
My final entry for Iron Forge using the trapezoid seed part. It was absolutely amazing and all of the builds that we all did for it are fantastic and I'm super happy to be part of it!
Arminius, guardian of the key, on his perch. Very proud to show off his bag of stolen treasures and a few worms...
It is gratifying that a format and scale that I developed is repeatedly requested as a commissioned work. This is the latest - delivered January 24, 2017.
It's long been believed the engineering samurai of the east died many years ago with their capital - but word remains of one lone group that trundles the war torn lands...
Another Iron Forge build. I've used the banana on all of the important places - steering wheel, gas and handbrake.
This is how a battle scene would look like if AAMS BR15 Brach "Firestarter" Mark1 is featured in it.
Mild remix of my NCS version with nicer anti-grav emitters underneath and more than a hint of a Wipeout vibe
I've been busy creating 12 Festive Builds for the Brickfanatics Website I've also added a few lines of cheesy verse to accompany each vignette.
Built on a 8x8 plate, which is always a challenge, but a joy once complete.
We're getting closer, I can feel it! These sculptures lead the way to that fabled gold treasure.
Euhm … we should leave, these are ward totems, warning us to stay away. And besides, I just found the previous expedition. They clearly were not so lucky in finding any gold.
These are two shots of one part of my collab contribution for this year's Bricking Bavaria.
On display is a Mayan-inspired idol on a small island, composed on a 32x32 baseplate. Have a look at the complete collab on my profile!
A couple of hearts for Build to Give, so that LEGO can give the gift of joy to kids in need.
There's still time to build some hearts and help out!
In the future a new earth-like planet - named Ademis - is discovered. A group of people with different skills is sent to Ademis to live there and examine the pre-conditions for a larger colony to be established.
This is a health care module with a garden passage, examination area, treatment room and surgery room.
My previous MOC Part I is a habitat example module. My aim is to build further example modules to visualize the various functions of the colony.