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Hermit Crab Chooses LEGO Shell

Ok this is awesome. This crab had the choice of multiple natural shells or one LEGO one. Which one did he choose? Read the article at The Guardian.

Warm Up With Some LEGO Soup

One of my earliest and favorite LEGO pieces as a tribute to one of my favorite pop artists.  This is also my largest to date at 30"x40". Although that will soon be surpassed by the 48"x48" Spam with over 23000 bricks. Details to come.

Dont Adjust Your LEGO TV

This is a 9"x9" framed piece is based on the SMPTE color bars used in television. The solid graphic colors translate nicely in LEGO. Really a fun piece.

LEGO Bear Mascot

Here is a LEGO bear mascot commissioned based on a school mascot. 12 kits were developed for the students to build out more pieces themselves for an event. I completed this in 2011.

Hand Picked LEGO Fruit

Feel like a snack, how about some fresh LEGO fruit. This piece is an apple, banana and apple core. Larger than actual size this will be sure to fill you up. 

LEGO Laundry Day

Time to get out the LEGO t-shirts which only get clean with LEGO detergent of course. This Tide piece is 20" wide by 15" high and 10" deep which is a bit larger than an average box. The inside is semi-filled with 1x1 white LEGO bricks simulating detergent, there is even a LEGO scoop for convenience.

MMM...Saturday Mornings

Saturday mornings have not begun without the LEGO coffee and a couple of donuts. These are actual size Dunkin Donuts coffee and donuts. There are also a couple of sugar packets if needed.

LEGO Ghost Napkin Holder

Smile every time you go to grab a napkin with this retro napkin holder. Based on the ghost from the biggest video game of all time. Available at http://www.brickbracelets.etsy.com.

Anyone have any LEGO paper towels?

What better image for March than an egg. This LEGO egg sculpture was completed in 2008 and is around 10" high. Instead of a solid egg, I wanted some feeling of motion with the broken yolk leaking out onto the surface. This is one of my favorites.