Lego Artist
Posted on 31 May 2007, at 1:06 pm, by Clinton Fitch
I ran across this earlier today and I had to share - and this should make Kerry’s day!
Meet Nathan Sawaya. He is a Lego Artist. He’s not a Lego Builder. He is a Lego Artist. What is the difference you ask? Ah, well take a look at some of his work and you will understand exactly what I mean!
Nathan gave up a law career to become a full time Lego artist and currently has an exhibit of his “brick” work touring the United States, and it is nothing short of impressive.
There is an interview with Nathan and a small gallery of his work over at CNN. Check it out and prepare to be amazed. You’ll never look at a Lego the same!
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May 31st, 2007 at 1:35 pm
WOW!!!
May 31st, 2007 at 7:09 pm
Thump! OMG, my jaw just fell open! I love seeing things like this, as it is so inspiring - carpentry thrills me, walking on my lunch hour through a nearby museum refreshes my spirit… and seeing this LEGO works of art motivates me to think or do something creative.
Thanks for posting this!