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Posted on 12/29/2011 02:29:00 PM

Major News Stories of 2011 In Lego

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The Guardian has rounded up this year’s top news in pictures but instead of using regular photos they used pictures of Legos that reenacted some of major news stories of the past 12 months. From the royal wedding to the death of Osama bin Laden, the English summer riots and the fall of Gaddafi, here is what grabbed news headline during the past year.


March 2011 - troubled star Charlie Sheen was fired from American sitcom Two and a Half Men after he rejected requests by its broadcast network to enter rehabilitation


June 2011 - Barack Obama, appears with Angela Merkel, played down the prospect of a double-dip recession


May 2011 - US president Barack Obama and his national security team were picture in a now famous photo watching the mission to kill Osama bin Laden unfold in real time


July 2011 - Rupert Murdoch's wife Wendi Deng blocked him from getting cream-pied during a hearing of a government select committee hearing on phone hacking


August 2011 - rioters clash with police in London, Birmingham and Manchester, as local businesses and buildings are looted and damaged


April 2011 - The Royal wedding


October 2011 - tributes were paid across the web to Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, who died aged 56


October 2011 - Hosts New Zealand beat France in the final of the Rugby World Cup


September 2011 - protesters camped out in Zuccotti Park as part of the Occupy Wall Street movement, sparking copycat demonstrations across the globe

November 2011 - the pepper spraying cop at a protest in California


October 2011 - fighting continues in Libya between anti-Gaddafi forces and loyalists as the rebels mount a massive attack on Gaddafi's forces in Sirte

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Posted on 6/30/2011 02:10:00 PM

(More) Movie posters recreated with lego

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Posted on 6/17/2011 02:08:00 PM

Movie posters recreated with lego

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Posted on 7/06/2010 12:05:00 PM

M.C. Escher's Structures Recreated in Lego

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Andrew Lipson and Daniel Shiu were inspired by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher who is most famous for his so-called impossible structures. "I'm very fond of Escher's work, and I wondered for some time whether it would be possible to produce a plausible rendering of any of his pictures in LEGO bricks," says Lipson.

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Waterfall - "We actually resorted to photographic manipulation for this one. We took two photographs of the model; one with and one without these channels, but from the identical viewpoint. The final image was constructed by very carefully overlaying portions of the left image with the corresponding portions from the right."


LEGO recreation of M.C. Escher's Balcony. The duo took 16 separate shots, zoomed in on distinct parts of the model, and glued them together as a mosaic panorama.


Relativity - "Unlike many of Escher's other 'impossible' pictures (like 'Ascending and Descending') , there is actually no optical illusion involved here. Gravity seems to be working in three different directions simultaneously, but the picture shows a perfectly self-consistent physical scene."


Belvedere - "The domes on top, and the slightly protruding cell wall at the near end of the bottom level, were both interesting exercises in half-brick spacing - using full brick increments we just couldn't get the resolution at this scale to get the domes to look at all rounded, but with half-brick increments it looks vaguely reasonable."


Ascending and Descending - "The picture has to be taken from exactly the right place, and the final photograph was slightly distorted to emphasize the perspective effect."


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Posted on 2/15/2009 04:38:00 PM

Famous Paintings Recreated In Lego

Born in Turin some 56 years ago, Marco Pece is an italian photographer with a fascination with Lego. An art lover himself, his recent work recreates famous paintings in perfect detail, using the ubiquitous bricks. After long hours "playing" with the bricks, the final artwork is a fabulous photograph.

Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa
Grant Wood's American Gothic
Jan Vermeer's Pearl Earring
Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper
Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin
Warhol's Marylin Monroe
Edward Hopper's Nighthawks
Edward Hopper's Automat
Jan Van Eyck's Arnolfini
Renè Magritte's Golconda

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