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In lugnet.announce.moc, Felix Greco wrote:
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Fitting time in for building has been hard these days, but I get it in every
once in a while. Just thought I’d say hi and show some of the stuff I’ve
been up to lately. I apologize for the grainy pics which probably don’t
represent the models fairly. But, better to share now than wait a few years
to fit in time to learn some photography ;)
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First off, welcome back, Felix! You were missed by quite a few people. And I
really like the new directions that you have taken with your work.
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Living Together
This one is dedicated to my wife, Kristy. We recently celebrated 10 years
together.
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So who’s who:)?
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Contribution
This was an experiment in non-representational art. The idea was that each
sphere contributes a part of itself in a unique, but ordered fashion. I was
inspired by a book I read about Wassily Kandinsky.
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I had just spotted this on Brickshelf and though, “Only one person could do
this...” And I was right. A very nice piece, and one that has that non-LEGO feel
about it. I also see a little art deco in the repeating rings, but I think
that’s just me.
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Check Yourself
A self-portrait of sorts. The model is supposed to represent a long hard
look at one’s self. I think I missed the mark on this one-- looks more like
someone drinking from a water fountain. Perhaps I’ll rename it “What’s this
mirror doing at the drinking fountain?”
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Well, now that you said that I WILL think of a water fountain:) But I like the
figure a lot. Non stud again, and it’s just cool to look at.
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Clock 1 and
Clock 2
These
always go over big when company comes over-- I don’t know why. The Sea
Monkeys get a raised eyebrow while the clocks (which aren’t too imaginative)
get cheers. The non-AFOL’s tastes are odd. I made two more smaller clocks
in a similar SNOT manner and gave them to friends as Christmas gifts but
never photographed them.
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They like the clocks most likely because they can relate to the clocks, and they
look sharp, IMO
Neato keen! I need t get back into that! A nice shape and nice detail work!
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And finally, The Sea
Monkey Short Range Scout
My good friend, Joe Meno, took the Sea Monkeys
under his wing while I was swamped at work. (Any buddy who’ll feed your fish
while you’re away has to be a good friend). But, Joe appears to be swamped
himself of late. So, I’m going to be taking the Sea Monkeys back and somehow
revitalize their Aquarium. Any and
all ideas/creations are welcome.
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I think the problem here is that I took the SMs under my wing when I should have
used fins:) Thanks for coming back and taking over. I feel pretty good that the
site will be managed by the creator of the SMs.
Again, welcome back!
Joe Meno
.space paparazzi!
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| .com/cgi-bin/gallery...gi?f=74586 Living Together> (...) Why (URL) I'm the green one>, of course ;^) (...) I know what you mean-o about the art deco. There's a Miami Vice-ness to it. Thats what I get for living in Florida for so long. (...) Thanks (...) (20 years ago, 7-Mar-04, to lugnet.build, lugnet.aquazone, FTX)
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