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As you may know if you follow this blog regularly we here at Dogfish love LEGO! This is another video brought to you by the developers at Cl!ck.
Come on how cool are these salt and pepper shakers.
We all have a deep and nostalgic love Lego here at Dogfish and what Lego have done here is nothing short of genius. Surely every one will want to have little icy Lego men in your drinks this summer. I know I will! This is quality stuff, someone has made a printer for their Mac out of Lego and a felt-tip pen.
Nathan Sawaya has created greatness out of those tiny bricks, maybe I should blow the dust of my old Lego trunk and give it a go.
A little while we posted a blog about the use of Lego in art. There is another artist, called Nathan Sawaya, making incredible sculptures out of the little blocks. His solo debut is in the Agora Gallery, NYC where the artist explores the limitless possibilities of the childhood toy, going as far as to create a life-sized “self-portrait”. The exhibition opened yesterday and goes on till April 13 so if you happen to be in New York go check it out and send us some pictures.
More after the Jump
One of the biggest toys of yester-year seems to be making a big cult comeback. Ususal associated as a toy for kids making cars, or boats, or monster trucks, but now the kids that used to play with it are all grown up but that hasn’t stopped them. This picture is taken from a new book by designer and illustrator Christoph Niemann, called I LEGO N.Y., where he uses the toy to portray a series of LEGO-based pieces referencing iconic aspects of the New Yorks culture. Also street artists have taken a fondness to the Denmark made toy. Here we see the Continue reading The Fun is in the Building! If you have ever had spent years of your childhood creating LEGO cities and making numerous crazy LEGO designs? Then take a moment to watch this. |
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