Nimako has been getting crafty with LEGOs since childhood, so exploring the artistic side of the plastic bricks came naturally to him. After getting a formal art education and gaining experience in multidisciplinary art, Nimako developed a unique style that is now recognizable worldwide.

“My art practice developed when I was four years old, as I constantly told myself I want to do this (play with LEGO) forever,” said the artist in a recent interview.

While Nimako used colorful LEGO bricks at the beginning, he has been working solely with black LEGOs in recent years. According to him, this way, he can “mute” the toy aspect of the LEGO and present it as an art medium.

Nimako’s sculptures can be made out of hundreds of thousands of LEGO bricks and can take anywhere from 50 hours to 1000 hours to make.

Aside from being a recognized artist, Nimako is also an accomplished author. In 2017, he published the book “Beasts from Bricks”, which serves as a guide for building animals using Legos.

Check out more of Nimako’s works below.

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At the recent Formula 1 Grand Prix event in Monza, Italy, Lego presented a real size Lego version of sports supercar Bugatti Chiron. It was made out of 1 million Lego Technic parts and actually drives. According to the company, the car was successfully tested by a former racing driver and can speed up to 14mph and.

In order to develop and build Lego Bugatti, the company’s employers spent 13,000 work-hours. We can’t wait for Lego to release the blueprints for this one, and in the meantime, you can check this awesome creation below.

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Today we want to show you some clever creations by Asawin Tejasakulsin, who devised scenarios in which Lego bricks are part of everyday life. His creations are summed up in two series; “Imagine” and “Build the Future”.

In “Imagine”, Lego bricks bring storybook animals to life while “Build the Future” sees kids assembling suits for their dream jobs using Lego. Check out some of these inspiring creations below.

The post Clever Lego Creations That Will Take You Back to Childhood appeared first on TettyBetty.

Nimako has been getting crafty with LEGOs since childhood, so exploring the artistic side of the plastic bricks came naturally to him. After getting a formal art education and gaining experience in multidisciplinary art, Nimako developed a unique style that is now recognizable worldwide.

“My art practice developed when I was four years old, as I constantly told myself I want to do this (play with LEGO) forever,” said the artist in a recent interview.

While Nimako used colorful LEGO bricks at the beginning, he has been working solely with black LEGOs in recent years. According to him, this way, he can “mute” the toy aspect of the LEGO and present it as an art medium.

Nimako’s sculptures can be made out of hundreds of thousands of LEGO bricks and can take anywhere from 50 hours to 1000 hours to make.

Aside from being a recognized artist, Nimako is also an accomplished author. In 2017, he published the book “Beasts from Bricks”, which serves as a guide for building animals using Legos.

Check out more of Nimako’s works below.

The post These Stunning Sculptures Are Made Out of Black LEGOs appeared first on TettyBetty.

At the recent Formula 1 Grand Prix event in Monza, Italy, Lego presented a real size Lego version of sports supercar Bugatti Chiron. It was made out of 1 million Lego Technic parts and actually drives. According to the company, the car was successfully tested by a former racing driver and can speed up to 14mph and.

In order to develop and build Lego Bugatti, the company’s employers spent 13,000 work-hours. We can’t wait for Lego to release the blueprints for this one, and in the meantime, you can check this awesome creation below.

The post There is a Real Size Bugatti Made of Lego appeared first on TettyBetty.

Today we want to show you some clever creations by Asawin Tejasakulsin, who devised scenarios in which Lego bricks are part of everyday life. His creations are summed up in two series; “Imagine” and “Build the Future”.

In “Imagine”, Lego bricks bring storybook animals to life while “Build the Future” sees kids assembling suits for their dream jobs using Lego. Check out some of these inspiring creations below.

The post Clever Lego Creations That Will Take You Back to Childhood appeared first on TettyBetty.