for grown-ups to learn LEGO® stop motion animation
This post really should be about the very large LEGO dinosaur foot I’m obsessed with. Instead, it’s the Cliff Notes version of LEGO animation history and links to the fun documentary tour de force by sillypenta on YouTube. His 3-part program is what passion looks like: countless bits of historical footage of LEGO films, meticulously …
LEGO for adults? What?! It’s a common misconception that since LEGO sets are toys, and toys are for children only, there’s something wrong with adults who enjoy those sets. If toys are for children, that means that grown-ups who interact with toys are on a spectrum from quirky to immature to irresponsible, so you can …
I confess: I stalked a little girl through the store because I wanted the tiny pink LEGO teddy bear she was clutching. It was a special event at the Bricks & Minifigs store in the Dallas, Texas area. The long, shallow boxes on waist-high tables usually filled with millions of random, mostly common pieces of …
May you encounter magicians and $17 dark-tan camels on your LEGO journey. At this point in my journey, I had bought two LEGO sets and a Classic box of bricks, and had the versatile pieces that came with the LEGO Klutz book. I also had a large resealable bag of random pieces I’d found via …