Like video games, LEGO is often referred to as an activity predominately aimed towards young children, and the LEGO Art Documentary presented by the PBS Off Book Series illustrates the popular building block's creative potential and artistic possibilities.
The short film interviews three LEGO artists, each of whom specialize in a different creative field. Sean Kenney is an artist whose focus revolves around portraiture. His portfolio includes murals of famous celebrities and individuals who have outsourced his talent.
Alex Kobbs discusses the potential for LEGO to be used in a film medium. His portfolio includes the action-packed 'Bricks of War,' a stop-motion short featuring Gears of War characters in a LEGO universe. Compelling and informative, the LEGO Art Documentary demonstrates how LEGO truly is an all-ages activity.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- LEGO Art
- Artists are exploring LEGO as a medium for their artworks.
- LEGO Film-making
- Filmmakers are producing stop-motion films using LEGO, opening up new opportunities for LEGO-themed movie productions.
- LEGO Diversity
- LEGO offers various creative options that are not just limited to children.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art Industry
- LEGO Art offers a new platform for artists to showcase their artworks and reach out to a wider audience.
- Film-making Industry
- Stop motion films using LEGO can be an innovative way to create compelling content for movies and TV shows.
- Toy Industry
- LEGO's potential in areas outside of traditional play and kids' toys presents opportunities for expansion and diversification of product offerings.
