Showing posts with label artlego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artlego. Show all posts

4.10.2012

Lego Star Wars - Soccer Table

Lego Star Wars football table!

Back in school my friends used to love playing with a soccer table during recreational time, I never quite picked up the fancy to it but times might have changed, because if I had a cool soccer table made fully of lego bricks and star war figurines...you can count me in on the fun! The figures are setup as the rebels versus the empire, quite appropriate and definitely much more interesting then the traditional soccer tables with red versus blue players. This lovely and fully playable table was made by 2×4, lego lovers might want to take a moment to check on his other inspiring lego creations, I know I have! (Now where is the death star ball to start the game!) 
The death star ball, where is it!

Empire versus rebels, very appropriately themed!

4.05.2012

Perfect computer for your lego pc games

Fully "bricked" PC...totally functioning!

Just last week I was looking for components and everything else to put a computer together from scratch, as I was searching for the case I came upon this little gem from my soon-to-be favorite lego artist Nathan Sawaya. It's a fully functional computer model with a case built entirely from lego and it also has a protective case for the monitor! As a lego fan and a computer lover this can certainly be considered as a dream case to have.  The following is a statement made by the artist regarding this beautiful creation:

12.22.2011

The Flaming C...in bricks


When popular comedian Conan O'brien, during his show, met with the renowned comic artist Bruce Timm, the clash of two great minds resulted in the creation of Conan's alter-ego: The Flaming C. A hero crime fighter created jokingly, wearing a steaming ovenmit, a jai alai glove, ski goggles, a Star of David belt buckle, socks with garters, fishnet stockings and loafers. In the months to follow, it would come as a surprise to everyone, even Conan himself, to see his alter-ego reproduced in a faux animated video by Warner Bros, and ultimately, a life-sized version was made by professionally certified lego artist Nathan Sawaya.

11.15.2011

Wallpaper - Lunch atop a skyscraper

A black and white outlook of Lego City over lunch

This wallpaper is actually a reproduction from the very famous black-and-white photograph taken by Charles C.Ebbet in 1932. The photograph was taken during the last stages of construction by Ebbet on the 69th floor, it shows 11 men eating lunch, seated on a girder with their feet dangling several hundreds of feet above the New York City Streets. Another photograph taken by Ebbets the same day, Men Asleep on a Girder, shows the same workers napping on the beam.

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