Ya, it could easily be reproduced in Lego, but the mass surface of this thing doesn’t contain any of those little raised circle bips. Is there even a word for them? The little circles on the top of lego that interconnect with the other pieces? I’ll call them ‘Bips”.
i figure the blocks would on their side, so the bips are in in the indents in the next piece. The bips at the foremost edges could be concealed by couple of 1X4 or 2X2 flats.
Gorgeous.
Lego, mayhaps?
Not lego no, just ‘pixelated’.
hence the title.
The world needs more randomly placed artistic expression. As long as it isn’t ugly.
This is cool.
@...MrDooves: It has to be made out of something. It seems like the kind of thing people would do with lego.
Ya, it could easily be reproduced in Lego, but the mass surface of this thing doesn’t contain any of those little raised circle bips. Is there even a word for them? The little circles on the top of lego that interconnect with the other pieces? I’ll call them ‘Bips”.
i figure the blocks would on their side, so the bips are in in the indents in the next piece. The bips at the foremost edges could be concealed by couple of 1X4 or 2X2 flats.
Your way sounds like alot of work… They likely just used a jigsaw in shop class. Its well made regardless the method.
I’ve seen this before. Later that day, some wannabe graffiti artist had tagged it.
Blocks of post-it’s.
@...Namelis1: Namelis wins the thread.
The blips on Lego are called studs. This ain’t Lego, though, nowaydays with all the tiles you could reproduce it with ’em, if you wanted
shooped. i can tell by the pixels in the water