Aaron Amatnieks Adds a Fiery Element to His LEGO Creation
Meghan Young — August 3, 2011 — Life-Stages
References: brothers-brick & neatorama
Aaron Amatnieks takes the art of LEGO to a whole new level by introducing another element into the game. This element happens to be fire. Considering that he decided to build a dragon, the use of flames is extremely appropriate. Otherwise, it would have been thought of as just another gimmick in a hobby filled with gimmicks.
Incredibly impressive, Aaron Amatnieks' fire-breathing LEGO dragon could certainly replace the boring, basic lighter. Since it does have a dangerous aspect about it, it is safe to say that Aaron Amatnieks' dragon creation would only be suitable for adults anyways.
I can only wonder what Aaron Amatnieks' fire-breathing LEGO dragon will inspire next in the artistic building block universe.
Incredibly impressive, Aaron Amatnieks' fire-breathing LEGO dragon could certainly replace the boring, basic lighter. Since it does have a dangerous aspect about it, it is safe to say that Aaron Amatnieks' dragon creation would only be suitable for adults anyways.
I can only wonder what Aaron Amatnieks' fire-breathing LEGO dragon will inspire next in the artistic building block universe.
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Combination of Art and Technology — The blending of traditional artistic medium with modern technology such as robotics.
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