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Re: Uli Meyer's Brickshelf gallery
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 15 Jan 2002 19:18:54 GMT
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Bram,
I forwarded your comments to Uli in case he didn't see them. He sent me a
reply and asked that I post it to Lugnet for him:
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Lego is limited and economical. The idea of art can be to use as few as
possible to say as much as possible. This is a kind of self-constraint, like
a sculpturer never uses glue or a real origami artist would never cut but
only fold a paper. There is a limited number of a limited set of bricks.
Sorry, for my time is also limited. I can't dance on every wedding, as we use
to say in Germany. In other words, I am limited and for the time beeing
can't take part at lugnet.
Uli
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In lugnet.general, Bram Lambrecht writes:
> A few months ago, Uli Meyer's awesome minifig scale creations started showing
> up on Brickshelf, beginning(?) with his Concorde and airport:
> http://news.lugnet.com/town/?n=3667
> Since then, I've been routinely amazed by the very elegant and often tiny
> creations that keep popping up:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=ulimy
> Such a recognizeable VW Beetle out of so few parts is quite a feat. Uli, if
> you're reading this, please join in on Lugnet! I'm sure you have plenty to
> share.
> --Bram
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> Bram Lambrecht
> bram@cwru.edu
> www.bldesign.org
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