Last summer I was commissioned by Lay’s® to make a sculpture of a Subway® meal consisting of a 6″ sandwich, a fountain drink and a bag of Lay’s potato chips to celebrate the two companies’ 50 year partnership and to be unveiled at an event in Las Vegas, NV.
The sandwich measures 15″ x 36″ and 20″ tall.
The cup measures 16″ x 16″ and 34″ tall.
The bag of chips measures 6″ x 18″ and 28″ tall.
A cheese platter with grapes is a perfect starter for any event. Considering my great love for all things cheese, my opinion may be a little biased.
Summer is well underway and, having been using my grill a lot lately, I decided to try building another LEGO grill. Be sure to check out my Weber Barbecue Grill from 2012.
Summer is the perfect time for watermelon, whether eating or building. This was a kit I was commissioned to build. Each kit (a single slice) contains 84 pieces.
Oranges are my favorite fruit, and one which I very infrequently partake of. Orange makes everything better: juice, chicken, soap, food fights; you name it!
I’ve had these built for a while, but decided to finally take pictures and post them as an homage to Florida, which will be my home for the next few days as I attend the Emerge Americas Techweek Miami 2014 to work with IBM for some LEGO business.
Well, not Bruce, per se, but Bruce’s work…
The LEGO® Movie was released this past Friday, February 7th and I had the pleasure of seeing it on opening night with my wife and some friends. It was nice to see a few of my MOCs made it into the movie!
My donut (and a few others which I didn’t see on-screen) were used on set for a live action scene towards the end of the movie. My taco can be seen being carried by some mini-figures during the Taco Tuesday/TAKOS scene. During the end credits, my hot dog and cow skull can be seen a few times. As one might imagine, it’s pretty cool seeing one’s own work in any movie, but even more so THE LEGO® Movie, which is almost unanimously loved by both critics and viewers! One might even say that everything is AWESOME!
Say what you will, but I think my headshot is what sold the powers that be on my donut:
