We’ve written a wide range of articles touching on the broad topic of creativity using LEGO.
See how these beautiful plants invite new LEGO builders, offer a great source of parts, and inspire fresh creations.
Creator 3-in-1 sets like #31120 Medieval Castle give you a wide range of parts and helpful constraints to start building your own custom LEGO models.
This set did not include instructions for adding a motor to this set, but here they are — and it only requires a few common parts.
Do 3D printers pose a threat to LEGO or will they remain a curiosity? Let’s explore how The LEGO Group is using them — and what’s possible with a moderately priced printer in your home.
The LEGO Tower game is packed with intricately detailed brick-built scenes. Let’s learn about the design guidelines to create your own floor, and the winning fan-designed models which are included in the game.
I recently visited one of the only Art Deco cities in the world—Napier, New Zealand is a hidden architectural gem worth visiting! Let’s learn how that trip inspired me to explore the architectural style using LEGO.
Looking to add unique color combinations to your LEGO creations? Keep your eyes open and your camera ready to find all the inspiration you need!
Whether you are traveling for work or leisure, learn how to add some interesting architecture destinations to your itinerary with this easy guide.
Have you ever wanted to build a LEGO model, but just couldn’t get started? Maybe you just didn’t know what to build, or maybe you were afraid that people won’t like what you built. You are suffering from Builder’s Block, and we have the cure!
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