The iconic building blocks have been used in a myriad of different ways, but these LEGO posters must be one of the most innovative creations yet. First of all, they don't look as though they were created using the toy pieces. Instead, there is something textured about them that will make some recall certain fabrics. Yet the LEGO poster are in fact made out of LEGO pieces.
Created by Swiss designers Drzach & Suchy, the team's latest set of LEGO posters revolves around the 'Star Wars' franchise. Appropriately called 'The Force,' it took a total of 10 hours to make and 16,000 LEGO bricks. The LEGO Posters depict Yoda on one panel and Darth Vadar on another.
Shadow-Casting LEGO Posters
Drzach & Suchy Experiments with Building Blocks for Art
Trend Themes
1. Alternative Art Forms - Experimentation with building blocks by Drzach & Suchy presents opportunities for disruption in the world of art.
2. Textured Design - The unique texture of the LEGO posters by Drzach & Suchy presents an opportunity for disruption in the world of graphic design.
3. 3D Printing Alternatives - The usage of LEGO pieces in art by Drzach & Suchy indicates the potential for disruption in the world of 3D printing.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The experimentation and innovation by Drzach & Suchy in creating LEGO posters presents disruption opportunities in various art forms.
2. Graphic Design - The textured design element of LEGO posters by Drzach & Suchy presents disruption opportunities in the field of graphic design.
3. Toys and Games - The integration of LEGO pieces in art by Drzach & Suchy presents disruption opportunities in the toy and game industry.