back in the office and more or less ready to continue doing things... at least motivated!
May 27, 2013
Apr 17, 2013
Rougher Than Rough...
so nice to have the old sun back in the sky
and enough degrees to bring the rude scooter back to live.
noise and smoke! wind and flying parts!
no mirrors but too heavy load! no traffic jams for me, mista.
and where the heck is neutral?
strong like lion... Woohoooo!
and enough degrees to bring the rude scooter back to live.
noise and smoke! wind and flying parts!
no mirrors but too heavy load! no traffic jams for me, mista.
and where the heck is neutral?
strong like lion... Woohoooo!
Labels:
Captn.Fred,
Cycles,
Misanthropes C.C.,
Nonsens
Apr 8, 2013
Mar 25, 2013
Customized Sixpack
had a fun time tinkering with six bottles of beer, cardboard,
duct tape, scissors, glue and a nice little drawing to prepare a little
something for a birthday party over at the flathead dept. shop.
duct tape, scissors, glue and a nice little drawing to prepare a little
something for a birthday party over at the flathead dept. shop.
Mar 21, 2013
Frankencycle Part VIII
lots of work.
no time.
lots of snow.
no sun.
just another tiny frankencycle drawing.
oh how i envy the hairy monster guy.
no time.
lots of snow.
no sun.
just another tiny frankencycle drawing.
oh how i envy the hairy monster guy.
Feb 27, 2013
Feb 26, 2013
NINJAGO Doom Clock
always thought i'd already posted this, but i didn't.
or at least i can't find it anymore... anyway:
the weirdest mechanism and one of the nicest challenges
for me in the LEGO Ninjago series was the "celestial clock"
that i did together with Anne Hofmann, who later did all the final colours
(you should take the time to look at her blog, it's full of magic).
here's some of my construction drawings and nebulous scribbles about how stuff
is supposed to work or at least look like it could work.
all images:
Copy Right © 2012 The LEGO Group. All rights reserved


or at least i can't find it anymore... anyway:
the weirdest mechanism and one of the nicest challenges
for me in the LEGO Ninjago series was the "celestial clock"
that i did together with Anne Hofmann, who later did all the final colours
(you should take the time to look at her blog, it's full of magic).
here's some of my construction drawings and nebulous scribbles about how stuff
is supposed to work or at least look like it could work.
all images:
Copy Right © 2012 The LEGO Group. All rights reserved


Labels:
Production Design,
Work
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