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in Books > Children's Books > Hobbies & Interests > Arts & Crafts in Books > Computers & Internet > Computer Science > Information Systems Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?It really doesn't get any better than this."--, Raw File"One man's quest to prove LEGO can be art."--The Los Angeles Times"Delightful."--The San Francisco Chronicle"A stunning new book proves the versatile LEGO blocks aren't just kids' stuff." Internationally acclaimed LEGO artist Mike Doyle is known for his stunningly realistic, grand-scale designs. Contact, the majestic fantasy cityscape featured on this book's cover, uses more than 200,000 bricks. His award-winning Abandoned House series has been showcased at Gallery1988 in LA and now has a home in Boston's Museum of Realist Art. When not constructing unique LEGO art, Doyle works as a graphic designer. He lives with his wife and two children in New Jersey. What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
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Books > Computing & Internet > Computer Science > Information Systems I am the Author, and I want to comment on my book. I am the Publisher, and I want to comment on this book.Miniature LEGO Adventures By French Photographer Samsofy LEGO, the most creative and freeform of toys, is one of the most coveted things among children. And for French photographer Samsofy, it’s still a great source of inspiration. He has taken an astonishing amount of pictures with LEGO men. In this, he combines the elements of photography, street art, model building and installation to great effect. Forced perspective and well-chosen materials make for some stunning scenes with the plastic yellow people. You can’t help but admire the tiny plastic Superman lifting the drain grate. Samsofy (actually Sofiane Samlal) was born in 1981. Surrounded by geek culture, he became enthralled with photographing tiny plastic men. He gets creative using LEGO to express both fun and political ideas.
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Also, LEGO seems to have no concept of shipping notifications or tracking for orders placed this way.3) Local LEGO stores "Pick a Brick". I used both the Valley Fair and Hillsborough stores to acquire bricks at times. You can buy bricks three ways: a small cup for $7.99, a large cup for $14.99, and an entire box for $70. As you can imagine, you are somewhat limited by your ability (or patience) in terms of cramming different brick types into containers. Most clerks will tell you that you can't buy bricks by the box - they are mistaken. Ask to talk to a manager, and they will sell you a box, but only if they have more than one in the back. They are not allowed to sell "the last box."The biggest limitation of this approach is that not only do stores not stock all brick types or colors, they also have no ability to "special order" Pick-a-Brick bricks. They get fulfillment once a week, and have no control over which bricks they receive. The trick is to call ahead, and be flexible with your design to adapt to the bricks they do have.4) Bricklink.