Oi!
Wotcha think you're doin' here then? You think you can just waddle in like that, do ya?
This here, laddie, is a top-secret Brickspace testin' ground. Yup, thassright. So you'd better geddout before someone sees ya pokin' around...
Showing posts with label Valentine's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentine's Day. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
Happy (Late) Valentines day!
Recently, Zack set up a brickspace Flickr group. I am going to try to feature more and more creations off there so if you want a creation featured, upload it there. (Click here to visit it). I was looking at the group, and my eye was drawn to this late valentines day snap, created by wunztwice. I just thought it's a really nice picture and I hope you like it. You can visit it on Flickr by clicking here.
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Saturday, 14 February 2009
Love is in the air
A collection of Valentine's Day Lego MOCs for you guys and girls out there. Have a great Valentine's Day!
Monkfish44 from Flickr brings us a sad, emotional scene which conveys its purpose even with the use of Clone helmets. What a brilliant guy.
Non-Lego Flickr user Júlía brings us a great Lego love scene in her 365 days log. Great posing, great shadows, great pic.
It looks like a Lego Cary Grant minifig isn't just my idea: Fétiche Visuel brings us a good ol' love scene, but what gets me is this: why does everyone seem to think the flower brick goes that way round? And why are most of these users women and primarily non-Lego Flickr users?
The whole picture that Luke cropped down into today's Brickspace banner. Black and White works really well in emotive scenes.
Well I hope you enjoy your Valentine's Day, and have a whole lot of fun!
Love people, love Lego!
~The Brickspace team (John, Luke, Zack, Tim and Chris)
Monkfish44 from Flickr brings us a sad, emotional scene which conveys its purpose even with the use of Clone helmets. What a brilliant guy.
Non-Lego Flickr user Júlía brings us a great Lego love scene in her 365 days log. Great posing, great shadows, great pic.
It looks like a Lego Cary Grant minifig isn't just my idea: Fétiche Visuel brings us a good ol' love scene, but what gets me is this: why does everyone seem to think the flower brick goes that way round? And why are most of these users women and primarily non-Lego Flickr users?
The whole picture that Luke cropped down into today's Brickspace banner. Black and White works really well in emotive scenes.
Well I hope you enjoy your Valentine's Day, and have a whole lot of fun!
Love people, love Lego!
~The Brickspace team (John, Luke, Zack, Tim and Chris)
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