Young or old, almost everyone loves Lego. If you admit it or not, you do. For the few that have never played or built with Lego, perhaps they won’t understand the draw that Lego can have, but I am sure they will appreciate the art and the skills of the builders from these sites.
Incidentally, I have a three year old son and it is his fault that I am writing this article. He has rekindled a passion for the small brick that I had forgotten since my own childhood.
These sites are amazing sources of inspiration, that will fill you full of creativity. I especially like the sites that offer a little touch of wit.
42 Amazing Resources for Lego Inspiration and Creativity (and a touch of wit)
Description : Sean is a full-time artist who works exclusively with LEGO bricks. He has produced commissions for galleries, museums, television, publications, celebrities, and companies like Google, ABC, Mazda, JP Morgan Chase, ELLE, and FAO Schwarz.
Description : Some artists use paint, others bronze – But for Nathan Sawaya he chooses to build his awe-inspiring art out of toy building LEGO bricks.
Description : MOCpages welcomes anyone who loves LEGO toys! The community includes children, teens, adult hobbyists, LEGO company employees, LEGOLAND employees, artists that use LEGO as a medium, engineers that use LEGO as a robotics platform, and more! Great site.
Description : The Brothers Brick is a LEGO blog for adult fans of LEGO. They started out back in 2005 featuring mainly minifigs, today they highlight the best LEGO creations of every type from builders around the world.
Description : A great blog showcasing fantastic models from people of all ages.
Description : What is a vignette? In the context of LEGO building, this is a scene built on a small (usually 6×6 or 8×8) platform. Vignettes are meant to capture a small slice of life.
Description : This blog is focuses on highlighting great microscale LEGO creations. These are creations that are smaller than minifig scale.
Description : Classic-Castle.com are committed to providing you with all the resources for building not only castles, but all sorts of creations ranging from farms and livestock, to magical towers and beasts.
Description : TwinLUG is a group of adult LEGO enthusiasts who get together regularly to share ideas, trade parts, and generally be a part of the larger worldwide LEGO community.
Description : Custom Mini Fig is dedicated to Lego Minifig customization, it was created as a fan site and a catalogue of the best and most innovative custom minifig designs based on the original Lego Minifig.
Description : The Brick Testament is the largest, most comprehensive illustrated Bible in the world with over 3,600 illustrations that retell more than 300 stories from The Bible. All the illustrations are built with Lego (honestly).
Description : Little Armory Toys create custom made weapons for minifigs, they range from modern weaponry to space.
Description : TechnicBRICKs blog is intended more to spot on LEGO TECHNIC theme news and developments, rather than new sets reviews and users creations.
Description : A simple blog showcasing amazing models and creations.
Description : Brickery.net is a great resource for instruction manuals, but it is the User Galleries section that has the really cool models.
Description : Hall of Bricks is a Web site for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages.There mission is to provide LEGO fans with a well-organized directory of links to the best LEGO-related content on the Web.
Description : Classic-space.com is the place on the web for all things LEGO space. Visit the forums to discuss anything from spaceships to mecha to building techniques. Visit the Art section to find inspirational imagery to stimulate your creative side.
Description : BrickJournal is a magazine that spotlights the many aspects of the LEGO Community. Events, people, and models are showcased in every issue.
Description : You will find all styles of Lego creation here, vignettes, custom minifigs…amazing.
Description : This blog has been inspired by the Lego model Cafe Corner, it is a showcase of creations and designs build in the same style, creating its own small town.
Description : Bob & Betty (two Lego minifig) like to enjoy life and do eveything that you would expect from a couple of young Lego characters. This blog is a small snapshot of their life, trying to show a small part of what they get up to from day to day.
Description : Part of the goal of this site is to offer a less formal way of exploring fun LEGO models online. Not exclusively for kids, but it does showcase worthy models made by those under the age of 18.
Description : This is the blog of a former Master Model Designer from LEGOLAND California. Great resource and inspiration.
Description : Klocki is a multilingual blog about the adult LEGO passion.
Description : The Brickish Association is a UK-based community of Adult Fans of LEGO (AFOLs).
The LEGO Pool Flickr Group
Lego Sci-Fi Flickr Group
LEGO Vignettes Flickr Group
LEGO Trains Flickr Group
LEGO Military Flickr Group
Star Wars Lego Flickr Group
Lego Special Forces Flickr Group
Lego Adventures Flickr Group
LEGO Train Builders Flickr Group
Lego Architecture and Design Flickr Group
LEGO Construction Vehicles & Trucks Flickr Group
LEGO Humor Flickr Group
Lego Mosaic Flickr Group
LEGO City & Town Flickr Group
LEGO HotRods Flickr Group
Lego Sports Flickr Group
Lego Air Force Flickr Group
Lego Tutorials and Resources
I have almost finished my next Lego article, it focuses on Tecniques, Instructions, Digital Designer, Stop Motion Tutorials and some cool vids.
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