The Web address you entered is not a functioning page on our site. Go to Amazon.in's Home PageStop-motion Lego animations continue to impress me - it's amazing to see the kind of dedication and devotion of animators aiming to produce entertaining clips for the YouTube crowd. We have two such animations to present today. First, watch this brilliant parody of Breaking Bad, re-imagined as a Lego video game, courtesy of Brian Anderson. This video offers some pretty amazing details that capture the show as well as the joys of a Lego-based video game, both in the cutscenes and gameplay: Next up, with Iron Man 3 coming to theaters on Friday, we have a Lego version courtesy of Antonio Toscano, who has done other Lego movie trailer animations (Star Trek Into Darkness and Man of Steel). OK, here's my request for animators - let's see some Lego animations from Game of Thrones Season 3! Keith Shaw rounds up the best in geek video in his ITworld.tv blog. Follow Keith on Twitter at @shawkeith.
For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+. The best in tech deals and discounts.Australian designer Ryan McNaught is another artist who can claim 'Certified Lego Professional' to his C.V - pretty cool huh? The Love Boat is just one of his incredible works and this photo is merely the middle interior! You can see the rest of the pictures, along with his other work on his Flickr stream.McNaught specialises in interactive models and has even made a Qantas Airbus A380 incorporating LEGO MINDSTORMS technology in the past. It's no wonder he has a stash of awards. You can contact Ryan via his website.Angus Maclane is one of Pixar's many talented staff members. He has the distinction of working on almost every feature after joining the company in 1997 including Up, Wall-E and Toy Story 3.If that doesn't make him talented enough, he is an avid Lego builder in his spare time. If you take a look at his Flickr stream, Angus has managed to create the likes of Gizmo, Indiana Jones, and Dennis Quad using only Lego pieces.
We couldn't compile a list about Lego art without a mention of Star Wars, right? Lego's master builder Erik Varszegi compiled this amazing rendition of Star Wars' Venator class star destroyer using only Lego pieces. Just look at the size of it!This 8-foot Star Wars Republic Attack Cruiser LEGO model is one of many creations made from Erik's hands. You can see more images for this Star Wars replica via this Flickr stream.Lego Master Model builder Gary McIntire doesn't do things by halves. When Obama's inauguration took place on January 20th, 2009, he felt there was no other way to celebrate than with Lego.Take a look at his amazing reconstruction of that monumental day, with hundreds of tiny Lego characters and a Lego White House so close to the real thing. Who knew Lego could make politics fun?!We just had to feature another of Sean's Lego sculptures. This collection entitled 'Creatures of Habitat' was created for Philadelphia Zoo to raise awareness of endangered species. And what could be more engaging than Lego animals?!
Children flocked to see the sculptures which included a polar bear, penguins and monkeys on display during 2010. Sadly, the sculptures have now been safely locked away but you can still continue to support endangered animals - just not Lego ones.This Allianz Arena Lego replica was built following the original plans from Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron. It took an incredible 4,209 hours of work and over a million Lego pieces to create.Inside, there are a staggering 30,000 miniature Lego figures to make up the audience. The stadium even contains interior LED lighting to glow red, white and blue to match that of the actual stadium. Special translucent bricks were commissioned for the project.Cole Blaq is an artist hailing from Germany. His blog is filled with awesome Lego designs including his graffiti series. Here, Cole has managed to create an almost true-to-life burning fire using only Lego bricks.The mixture of light to dark colours is what really makes this piece work. Although Cole isn't actually endorsed by Lego, we think they should be stopping by his blog pronto!
Okay, okay, we know we should stop featuring his work but it's just so good! This giant Ruby-Throated Hummingbird magically hovers 8 feet about the ground whilst getting its grub from a giant flower.This piece took Sean and his team over 4 weeks to design and 5 weeks to build with 31,565 Lego pieces. We're still baffled about how Sean managed to keep the bird hovering in the air. It's currently on show at the Reiman Gardens in Iowa as part of Sean's travelling exhibition 'Nature Connects.'With the new Avengers movie now out in cinemas, it felt silly not to include an Iron Man Lego sculpture! Created by the Spanish Arvos brothers, the super hero has been trawling the globe to feature at popular design events.All the body parts are removable including the head, arms, legs and torso. It's your very own life-sized action figure! You can see more of the brother's stunning Lego art via their gallery.Henry Lim has a habit involving Lego which sometimes results in some incredible sculptures. With the exception of the wire strings, this instrument is entirely constructed out of Lego parts.
And it is playable!It took him two years of designing, theorising, collecting parts, building, testing and then building again. You can take a tour of the harpsichord or indulge in its history via his website. Lego art at it's very best.Brooklyn based artist Jonathan Lopes has started working with Lego, recreating his beloved Brooklyn landscape. Although small in scale (it has to fit in his living room) the urban creation is breath-taking.The buildings are real spots he walks past everyday and the finished product took him over 2 years to complete. The city has since been broken up into sections to be displayed around his beloved home city. You can see the rest of his work over on his website.missioned by the UK's only certified Lego professional Duncan Titchmarsh and his team at Bright Bricks, the tree consisted of approximately 400,000 Lego bricks and remains as the biggest Lego tree in history. Who can beat them this year?Back in September 2011, a Connecticut-based team of 22 master builders created a life-sized Lego SUV to mark the release Ford's 2012 production range.
Sadly, the car doesn't actually drive or work in any way shape or form but it sure looks cool!The team spent a gruelling 2,500 hours creating the car, using 380,000 bricks (that's around $40,000 dollars to you and me.) In its entirety, the car weighs over 2,600 pounds. The car is currently on show at Legoland's new 150-acre theme park in Orlando, Florida.Shawn Snyder has got some serious Lego skills and one of our favourites is this Predator creation. We've had a bit of a love affair with Predator lately (thanks to our 20 best designs in sci-fi) and this just seals the deal.He has created a range of different predators on his website as well as Star Wars characters and superheros. A truly impressive collection from a guy that counts Lego art only as a hobby.Professional Lego artist Eric Hashburger says that qualities for a project must use bright, primary colours and be something that is part of pop culture - something that is easily recognised by most people, whether constructed from LEGO bricks or not.
Here, he realised that characters from Japanese anime were prime subjects. This model of San from Princess Mononoke is just over 5ft tall and weighs around 80 pounds. Adrian is also quick to add that the sculpture is completey glue free. We can't wait to see what he does next! To see more of his work, visit his Lego art website.Warren Elsmore is a Lego artist as well as a consultant, reviewer and analyst. He's currently writing a book too. To celebrate the Olympics, Warren decided to build a homage to the stadium in Lego art.The extraordinary work consists of approximately 250,000 standard Lego bricks and took Warren and his wife over 300 hours to construct. The model was put on show during the Visit Denmark 'Imagination' exhibition which was held between 27 July-12 August. You can see more of Warren's Lego art on his website.Arthur has already created a number of impressive mosaics, including the Afghan Girl and Anakin morphing into Darth Vadar. However, we were most impressed by this incredible Batman and Joker creation.
From one angle the picture is Batman and then from the other angle it slowly turns into the Joker.Arthur believes that this is the fourth lenticular mosaic, with the first being Chris Doyle's mosaic Dorian Bley. You can see more of Arthur Gugick's incredible Lego art on his website.Brickville DesignWorks is a commercial venture, begun in the spring of 2004, with the goal of using Lego bricks and products to produce sculptures for events, displays, and exhibits. The team is headed by Robin Sather, Canada's only certified Lego art professional.This dinosaur sculpture was created for the Telus World of Science and is one of the company's largest creations. You can see more of Brickville DesignWork's Lego art on their website.Okay, okay, we know it's not technically made out of Lego, but the talent and incredible design of this street art persuaded us to feature it. Designed by Leon Keer, the video above showcases the development of the project, including the initial drawings and perspectives.