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finished collab with Miss Lotion
www.flickr.com/photos/misslotion
next collab when there's time will be a canvas with the dark one, inkfetish... who, if by the look of the stunning italian he chatted up on saturday is anything to go by, is on top of his game.
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Port Rogue - a collab of 18 members of the German LUG www.RogueBricks.de displayed on the Bricking Bavaria convention back a few weeks ago.
It won two prices: historical moc and visitor’s choice!
This is my main part, the village of the vikings. I am reasonably happy with the result, but after seeing what others have built I realized I need to improve my medieval skills quite a bit, mainly the way to do different textures.
with Toulouse's young photo talent: www.instagram.com/h.kochphotography/
models wear my handmade shorts: www.jk-boutique.fr
The total setup time was about 6 hours, mostly spent by building the waves on the spot. The castle in the front was built by Xymion, the viking ship and the yellow dragon by me.
Bricking Bavaria was also the last time we displayed the Medieval collaboration. I enjoyed it quite a bit, looking forward to the next challenge!
A few days ago I presented you the “Labyrinth of the Minotaur” as part of the Rogue Bricks Collab. Here is the entire collab in its full glory.
It's almost a tradition that our community RogueBricks builds a large collaborative model every year. This time, "Rogue Odyssey" was created by the incredible amount of more than 30 contributors and displayed exclusively at this year's Bricking Bavaria exhibition in Friedrichshafen at Lake Constance, Germany.
Here you can find everyone involved and their contributions:
- Andrea Rollbühler: Andrea brought the Trojan shore on which the Verdict of Paris took place
- Christian Rau (Rauy): The Greek Camp before Troy was set up by Christian
- Daniel Bodky (dbodky): On the coast of Athens, Daniel erected a beacon for safe sea travel
- Elias Hübner (Brickleas): Elias built a lovely piece of Athenian houses and public life
- Eugen Sellin (colognebrick): On Eugens module we find noble Athenian houses and a market
- Fernando Pontes (nando): Nando extended the Trojan walls and landscape
- Filippos Tsialidis (Phil_DeLaGhetto): Fili built Jason on his ship Argo having captured the Golden Fleece
- Gerrit Gottschalk (gGhost): The town center of Troy with its roofgardens was made by Gerrit
- Gino Lohse (YgrekLego): Gino built the remaining parts of the Hades, the Greek underworld
- Hannes Tscharner (Marshal_Banana): Hannes followed the chants of the Sirens, built their island and the escaping ship of Odysseus
- Johannes Haimann (Vaionaut): Johannes built a boathouse with ship on maintenance as well as two temples on the coast of Athens
- Jonas Kramm (Legopard): Jonas made the massive gate of Troy and the fortified towers, protecting the city
- Justus Morgenthal (Justus): Located on the shore of Troy, Justus presents a small fishing village
- Kevin Walter (Kevin J. Walter): Kevin brought the cultural and religious center of Athens to life – the Acropolis
- Lasse Deleuran (Lasse): Lasse contributed on his modules typical Greek landscape
- Lukas Kurth: Lukas expanded the sea to ensure that the ships would not run aground
- Marcel Veit (Marcel V.): Marcel brought parts of the Trojan shore, on which Laocoon was dragged by snakes into the sea
- Marion Weintraud (Brixe): Marion recreated the Trojan horse, pulled by Trojan soldiers into the city, leading to the fall of the Troy
- Markus Rollbühler (rolli): The Olymp, highest mountain and home of the Greek gods was created by Markus
- Martin Gebert (Mgibarian): Martin presented the fruitful part of Ancient Greece, a vineyard and it’s manor
- Michael (Felix-the-Builder): Without fear, Michael faced Medusa and built her island and face-off with Perseus
- Michael Diermann (Boba1980) & Sascha Brüning (speedyhead): Michael and Sascha built the Labyrinth of the Minotaur and the above located palace of Knossos
- Nadine Schmidt (BrickheXe): Nadine brought the city of Delphi with its well-known oracle to life
- Nadine Wölfle (noggy): Nadine teamed up with with Gino and provided the river Styx of the Underworld and Charon the ferryman
- Pascal Zimmermann (Plf_Bricks): Pascal built on his modules the Trojan barracks and training grounds
- Patric Gnepf (Petric_G): Patric brought the Island of Polypehmus the Cyclops, which Odysseus encountered
- Rhea: Rhea contributed the Diktaean Cave, the birthplace of Zeus
- Robert Radlmaier (hellboy): Robert showed urban life in Athens, including a theater
- Tobias Keim (BickiboT): Tobias created the large temple of Troy with its sacrifices to the Gods
- Valentin Köberlein (Skalldyr): Valentin shows in his landscape module the legendary king Midas, who made everything he touched to gold
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Please spread the word to gather a big sum for the Red Cross in Japan!
Ganbare Nippon Collab is a design project organized by a dozen international artists from 4 continents, as an effort for offering a helping hand to the victims of the March 11 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in Japan.
The Japanese phrase GANBARE, NIPPON! or がんばれ日本！ translates "Don’t give up, Japan”, “Hang in there, Japan", "Be strong, Japan". Each artist has designed a letter from the phrase.
All funds gathered are donated to the Red Cross in Japan.
Contributing artists:
Some extra angles and poses of the figure I made for a collaboration with a few builders inspired by the game warframe. I really learnt a lot from this collaboration when it comes to building figures. Especially building a sturdy structure that allows for different connection points for armour while maintaining the ability to pose in various positions. It was one of the those builds that when you sit down to work on it you end up changing half of it every time. I am really happy with the end result and was absolutely blown away by the other builds in this collaboration. I am honoured to participate with such brilliant builders.
Participants in the collaboration,
(Flickr links)
www.flickr.com/photos/183845226@N08
(Instagram links)
www.instagram.com/littlefusmocdesign/
Please go look at their builds if you haven't they are phenomenal!