tagged w/ Lego Art
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Okay, maybe these guys have way too much time on their hands, but the resulting detail of LotR scenes in Lego is amazing! Enjoy!
http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/276793Okay, maybe these guys have way too much time on their hands, but the resulting detail... more
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huge BB tour made out of legos, and it works too! for more info click on the link!
http://tinyurl.com/yzas6oshuge BB tour made out of legos, and it works too! for more info click on the link!... more
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It looks like artist Jan Vormann has had a busy trip to New York City.
A few weekends ago, NewYorkology spotted his Lego fill-in work at the wall of Chelsea’s General Theological Seminary, but apparently he was also hard at work in the West Village, Central Park, Times Square, Dumbo and other locations around Manhattan and Brooklyn. Even the New York Public Library needed a little work done.
Vormann’s website has a new section, DispatchWork -New York, filled with pictures of the work.
“In cooperation with the Gallery Jarmuschek+Partner and the kind support of Henk Holzheimer (LEGO Graffity Styles Convention), I went to New York City, as part of the VOLTA artshow, to support Mayor Bloomberg in his everyday-struggle to make this city even more amazing,” Vormann says on the website.
Previously his DispatchWork Lego installations have popped up in Berlin, Amsterdam, Tel Aviv, Quito, Belgrade and other cities.
Update on March 9: “I am now back in Berlin, but I loved it in New York,” Vormann said in an e-mail to NewYorkology late Monday. Also, a story in today’s New York Post notes that almost all of the Lego installations have already been removed.
Picture credit: Amy Langfield/NewYorkology.
(Editor’s note: Credit goes to 14-year-old Christopher Langfield who first spotted the Chelsea Legos on Feb. 21 and said it looked like the work of a European artist he’d read about.)
http://www.newyorkology.com/archives/2010/03/lego_repairs_co_1.phpIt looks like artist Jan Vormann has had a busy trip to New York City.
A few... more
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Unfortunately most of us stopped playing with Legos as we got older - unfortunately because Legos are undeniably awesome. But fortunately the artists behind these amazing creations and sculptures never let the Legos go. They kept building and in the process created the kinds of awesome things kids could only dream of. So thank you great Lego artists. We, and our five year-old selves, are very impressed.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/19/the-17-most-awesome-lego_n_468640.htmlUnfortunately most of us stopped playing with Legos as we got older - unfortunately... more
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