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Re: LEGO Mosaic: NYC Skyline
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Tue, 3 Jul 2001 18:57:47 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Eric Harshbarger writes:
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> I agreed 100%.
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> eric
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> Johannes Keukelaar wrote:
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> > Hi Eric,
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> > EH> I'm happy to announce a webpage documenting my latest mosaic of
> > EH> about 60,000 pieces. This one hangs in the offices of LEGO Direct:
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> > EH> http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/nyc_skyline.html
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> > A gorgeous mosaic, no doubt about it. And in the offices of LD, no
> > less. Honestly, I am impressed.
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> > Now, not to detract from your work, but there is something I wonder
> > about. How much _creative_ work is involved in building a mosaic like
> > this? I am a computer programmer myself, so I imagine I am well aware
> > of the creativity needed to program PixeLego. However, once that is
> > done, and once you have the image, isn't it just a question of, hmm,
> > pixelpushing?
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> > Again, I am much impressed by your work. However, it seems to me that
> > mosaics require less, hmm, creativity than some of your other work,
> > like the various sculptures, and the various puzzles that you've built.
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> > Regards,
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> > Johannes.
> > --
> > Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?
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> > <insert funny description here>
I think that Pavlov was the man who conducted experiments with dogs and
bells but I am not exactly sure what those experiments were in my mind. I
believe that you have done well on that particular sculpture and it is nice
to know that you are so varied in your works of art. I like the fact that
you think in a similar manner to my life, at least when it concerns LEGO
structures, but you may have missed my earlier posts about anime and normal
human characters. I wish they would make peach, light purple, dark red,
dark green, and dark purple LEGO bricks, LEGO plates, and LEGO pieces. I am
not sure what the title of that post is but I will tell you when i do
discover what the name of the post is on this bulletin board.
Jesse
P.S. Auburn is not that far from Mobile, is it, Eric? I have a brother who
lives in a town near Mobile so maybe if I am on vacation we could create
some sculptures together, Eric.
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