More often than not, creativity starts as early as childhood years. This is the time when you create things out of your toys or anything you can grab your hands on, and exist in your own little world using your child's imagination. A child's imagination is limitless. As proven by Engineering genius, ElectryDragonite, when they piece together memories from their childhood to create functioning drink and candy dispensers out of Legos.
As reported in Foodbeast, Engineering YouTube page ElectryDragonite has created surprising things using Lego. They have created a refillable coke machine and a McDonald ice cream maker. See their astonishing videos below and you may also check out their page for more Lego creations.
Seeing these creations might make you want to go to Lego Land however boring the place can actually be. Aside from using Legos as building blocks for ingenius machines, these are also used to make food arts and crafts. In another article published by Foodbeast, here are some creations that you may want to try with your Legos if you still have them:
A photo posted by @thebrickmustgoon on Sep 24, 2015 at 5:45pm PDT
A photo posted by Goolp! Delivering Gifts (@goolp_) on Sep 15, 2015 at 4:51am PDT
Meanwhile, in another place, there's another genius who makes large installation art using Legos. Artist Ekow Nimako has made a sculpture using Legos last Saturday for Toronot's 10th Annual Scotiabank Nuit Blanche. The sculpture called "Silent Knight" will remain on display until October 10. As reported in CBC Ca, Nimako is a Lego artist and has used around 50,000 bricks to construct the Silent Knight project. Follow him on Instagram for more of his art creations. Here's a sneak preview of his Silent Knight project during construction:
A photo posted by Ekow Nimako (@ekonomical) on Sep 21, 2015 at 12:05pm PDT
