It was really hard choosing just ten Lego structures to feature in this gallery, but here they are: truly mind bogglingly complicated things made from Lego.
Lego Heart - Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. It really does get my heart racing.
Lego George Lucas in Carbonite - The geeks of the world unite with this work of Lego art, recreating the 'George Lucas in Carbonite' work of art.
Lego Globe - If you can draw a perfect circle, you are mad says urban myth. Does this principle apply to Lego Globes?
Lego Wedding Cake - This concept could be saved if guests were given their own bags of white bricks (from the cake) to take apart. How would it be cut though? I can imagine hurling it to the floor would be most effective!
Lego Bear - Somehow they have managed to get the physical confirmation of this big bad bear. Brilliant.
Brooklyn Bridge - The bridge which Posh Spice and David Beckham named their child after. Would have taken an understanding of physics to make this, me thinks.
Flowers - Flowers that would never die, BUT I think this is a bit tacky and somehow reminds me of clowns.
Memorial - A recreation of a memorial could open up a whole world of pain, but this works really well.
Statue Star Wars - Again, the geeks of the world unite with this Statue of Liberty holding light saber construction.
Hello Kitty - No less evil in Lego, clearly.
Lego Heart - Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. It really does get my heart racing.
Lego George Lucas in Carbonite - The geeks of the world unite with this work of Lego art, recreating the 'George Lucas in Carbonite' work of art.
Lego Globe - If you can draw a perfect circle, you are mad says urban myth. Does this principle apply to Lego Globes?
Lego Wedding Cake - This concept could be saved if guests were given their own bags of white bricks (from the cake) to take apart. How would it be cut though? I can imagine hurling it to the floor would be most effective!
Lego Bear - Somehow they have managed to get the physical confirmation of this big bad bear. Brilliant.
Brooklyn Bridge - The bridge which Posh Spice and David Beckham named their child after. Would have taken an understanding of physics to make this, me thinks.
Flowers - Flowers that would never die, BUT I think this is a bit tacky and somehow reminds me of clowns.
Memorial - A recreation of a memorial could open up a whole world of pain, but this works really well.
Statue Star Wars - Again, the geeks of the world unite with this Statue of Liberty holding light saber construction.
Hello Kitty - No less evil in Lego, clearly.
Trend Themes
1. Lego Sculpture Art - Creating intricate and impressive sculptures with Lego blocks presents opportunities to merge creativity, artistry, and engineering.
2. Lego Building Techniques - Combining various building techniques and expertise in Lego building offers designers and builders more innovative ways to create art.
3. Sustainable Lego - The usage of Lego blocks for larger- scale art projects encourages the use and promotion of sustainable materials in art and design.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The application of Lego building in art and design industries offers more opportunities for artistic expression, innovation and experimentation.
2. Education - Lego building can improve creativity and problem-solving skills among children and adults through the fun process of creating and constructing.
3. Sustainability - The use of Lego blocks promotes sustainability and eco- friendly choices, particularly when applied to large-scale projects and installations.
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