Originally posted by Mockitty:

do you remember this game? It's probably my favourite LEGO game. I thought I'd do a little stop motion animation of the first level where we see the protagonists for the first time. I tried to improve the framerate with a programme, what do you think?

Originally posted by Kaspergk:

The other day, I finished the game LEGO Builder's Journey. A story that, in all its simplicity (only using bricks and music), tells the story of a father and son who embark on a journey. A journey based on curiosity that focuses on exploring the surrounding world from the captivating perspective of a playful child.

In this regard, I reflected on my own experiences as a child with my grandfather. How a random little stream under a bridge on an unassuming country road suddenly became an opportunity to turn over every stone in the hope that there might be something really exciting waiting to be found (a treasure, an undiscovered skeleton or maybe just an old coin).

I remember how my grandfather would stand patiently, smiling, wearing his classic flat cap and black binoculars, while I explored the secrets of the area or launched little paper boats that sailed around and were carried away by the current. Despite repeated visits, it never turned into treasure or skeleton. At most an old coin, a few shiny capsules and a relatively good knowledge of the birds, wildlife and other animals in the small habitat.

The bricks here look better than in the real-world.

Originally posted by styn_09:

Digital painting & Reference

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