Episode 2 of the LEGO Club Show ends with a Paganomation tour-de-force. First up is another installment of “Cool Creations with Flappy,” animated by Jeff Wallenhorst. Then, it’s another LEGO Music video — “BUILD!”, animated by myself and Matt Witham. Enjoy!
LEGO Club Show 2.4
March 8th, 2010Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-08
March 8th, 2010- Adventures of Max by Paganomation playing on the LCD TVs at Toys R Us Times Square! http://bit.ly/9z3hTj #
- More giant-size LCD Max… http://bit.ly/a6RoRf #
- I uploaded a YouTube video — Space Police Log 03: Diner and Donuts http://youtu.be/7JTfU6Bjxhc?a #
- I uploaded a YouTube video — Space Police Log 04: H.Q. Briefing http://youtu.be/T8hhlu5jTi4?a #
- 1×3 tiles?! MIND = BLOWN http://bit.ly/bY8fZJ #
- I uploaded a YouTube video — Space Police Log 05: Ice Cream Stand http://youtu.be/SA45_2nVDSU?a #
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“Little Guys!” featured on Make: Online
March 8th, 2010Make: Online is taking the month of March to talk about DIY moviemaking, and one of the first topics they’re covering is LEGO animation. And they’ve included my film “Little Guys!” as one of the most awesome LEGO films made, to be used for inspiration. I’m flattered!
Make: Online : Brickfilms: Lego stop-motion [Thanks, Nathan!]
LEGO Club Show 2.2, 2.3
March 1st, 2010Here’s the next two installments of episode 2 of the LEGO Club Show. I had nothing to do with either of these, but they’re still pretty cool. The interview with Patrick Boivin is of particular interest to stop-motion animators and aficionados, and it’s great to hear his insight and advice.
Mechanical Memory I
March 1st, 2010Here’s an entry to the ThinkGeek Brick Shirt contest by myself and Nelson Diaz.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-01
March 1st, 2010- I uploaded a YouTube video — Space Police Log 01: Interrogation http://youtu.be/y8_tw5QfSto?a #
- I posted 15 photos on Facebook in the album "Snow Day @ Paganomation HQ, 2/26/2010" http://bit.ly/bpiHIo #
- I uploaded a YouTube video — Space Police Log 02: The Chase http://youtu.be/aF9AE67h5Io?a #
- I uploaded a YouTube video — Mechanical Memory I Preview Video http://youtu.be/R2YnTRADmiQ?a #
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Ice Planet 2010
February 26th, 2010
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-21
February 21st, 2010- New LEGO Club Show segment – Adventures of Max with the Power Miners! http://bit.ly/9FpYsw #
- Zack, the LEGO Maniac monster, from the eponymous music video.
See more photos at:… http://bit.ly/9YEpag #
- The Blacktron Cadillac, as seen in the "Zack the LEGO Maniac" music video from the LEGO Club Show.
See more… http://bit.ly/cRqqo1 #
- As a response to a Huffington Post article, I made my own list of cool LEGO creations. http://bit.ly/b1lSMz #
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AFOL: A Blocumentary
February 19th, 2010Here’s a really fun look inside the world of adult LEGO hobbyists. Their work is just fantastic, and this documentary by Jess Gibson brings it all together really well.
AFOL A Blocumentary from AFOL on Vimeo. [Thanks, Roger!]
Top 17 Most Amazingest LEGO creations EVAR in the Whole Universe and the Future
February 19th, 2010Many of you have linked me to a feature on the Huffington Post blog today, which touts itself as presenting “The 17 Most Awesome LEGO Creations Of All Time.”
Now, there are a lot of cool creations in this list, many of which I think are awesome. But this post still bugs me for a number of reasons:
- The hyperbole. If you’re going to claim to have the Most Awesome LEGO Creations OF ALL TIME, then maybe your blog post shouldn’t just look like you did a Google search for “LEGO” and picked seventeen things you thought looked cool. Research plz?
- The number. Why ARE there seventeen images? Seems a rather esoteric amount. And they’re not in any particular order. What’s the deal?
- The time frame. All of these images seem relatively recent. Some of the creations, like Jack Skellington and the John Lasseter bust, have been posted online only within the past several weeks or so.
- The credits. There are none. Who made these creations? Where are the photo sources, so I can see the artists’ other creations? It doesn’t say. Isn’t this like netiquette rule #1?
But I digress. Obviously, as an AFOL myself (and a little bit of a fanboy snob), I’m bound to disagree with this post and these choices. And I do, but that’s the thing — you can’t really posit something like this; it’s almost completely subjective.
With all this in mind, I decided to compile MY “Top 17 Most Amazingest LEGO creations EVAR in the Whole Universe and the Future.” In no particular order. Enjoy.