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Hi all,
If any of you have a subscription to GAMES magazine (a national
publication that focuses on games, puzzles, toys, etc) you have probably
already received the December 2004 edition. For those who don't
subscribe, you might want to check it out when it hits the newsstands in
a week or so...
There is a six page article in it about my LEGO career. Additionally,
the cover of the magazine features a multitude of LEGO snowmen (as
designed by me -- inspired by the beautiful 6.8 studs sphere originally
created by Bruce Lowell).
I will write up a full webpage about the article and the snowman in the
next couple of days (I just got back from 2 week biz-trip in NYC, so I
have a lot to catch up on).
While the article focuses on my work, many in the LEGO community are
mentioned and quoted:
- Todd Lehman
- Brad Justus
- Sean Kinney
- Henry Lim
- J.P. Brown
Lugnet is mentioned (with URL), and if I'm not mistaken "Legos" is not
written a single time.
In all a very good article. Keep your eyes open for it.
Cheers,
eric harshbarger
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Eric Harshbarger wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> If any of you have a subscription to GAMES magazine (a national
> publication that focuses on games, puzzles, toys, etc) you have probably
> already received the December 2004 edition. For those who don't
> subscribe, you might want to check it out when it hits the newsstands in
> a week or so...
>
> There is a six page article in it about my LEGO career. Additionally,
> the cover of the magazine features a multitude of LEGO snowmen (as
> designed by me -- inspired by the beautiful 6.8 studs sphere originally
> created by Bruce Lowell).
>
> I will write up a full webpage about the article and the snowman in the
> next couple of days (I just got back from 2 week biz-trip in NYC, so I
> have a lot to catch up on).
>
> While the article focuses on my work, many in the LEGO community are
> mentioned and quoted:
>
> - Todd Lehman
> - Brad Justus
> - Sean Kinney
> - Henry Lim
> - J.P. Brown
>
> Lugnet is mentioned (with URL), and if I'm not mistaken "Legos" is not
> written a single time.
>
> In all a very good article. Keep your eyes open for it.
>
> Cheers,
>
> eric harshbarger
Sweet. I might have to subscribe now. Congratulations! When are you going to
start working for them full time, anyway? :o)
--Dave
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I'm posting a self-follow-up article to point to the URL of my webpage
I've finally gotten around to writing:
http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/snowman.html
The snowman and magazine article are both discussed.
Cheers,
eric
Eric Harshbarger wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> If any of you have a subscription to GAMES magazine (a national
> publication that focuses on games, puzzles, toys, etc) you have probably
> already received the December 2004 edition. For those who don't
> subscribe, you might want to check it out when it hits the newsstands in
> a week or so...
>
> There is a six page article in it about my LEGO career. Additionally,
> the cover of the magazine features a multitude of LEGO snowmen (as
> designed by me -- inspired by the beautiful 6.8 studs sphere originally
> created by Bruce Lowell).
>
> I will write up a full webpage about the article and the snowman in the
> next couple of days (I just got back from 2 week biz-trip in NYC, so I
> have a lot to catch up on).
>
> While the article focuses on my work, many in the LEGO community are
> mentioned and quoted:
>
> - Todd Lehman
> - Brad Justus
> - Sean Kinney
> - Henry Lim
> - J.P. Brown
>
> Lugnet is mentioned (with URL), and if I'm not mistaken "Legos" is not
> written a single time.
>
> In all a very good article. Keep your eyes open for it.
>
> Cheers,
>
> eric harshbarger
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Attack of the Snowman Clones!
That cover looks great, Eric. Excellent idea to use Bruce’s sphere for a
snowman. And quite the honor to get a six-page write in Games! I very much
look forward to picking up a copy!
Much congratulations,
-Brendan
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