Arkham Asylum: Relative Insanity

Julius No built Arkham Asylum: Relative Insanity, based on the game Batman: Arkham Asylum and the Escher print Relativity.

Mike Napolitan

I've featured Mike Napolitan's work here several times in the past. Some of his pieces are currently on display as part of the Designing Outside the Lines exhibit at the 1 AM art gallery in San Francisco. The show features several LEGO artists, so if you're in the area you should check it out.

Street art video

Just a quick follow-up to the earlier post. You can find more of Leon Keer's anamorphic art (including several LEGO-themed creations) on his site Streetpainting 3D. He also has a link to this great time-lapse video of the DC heroes piece. You can see how long it took by the movement of the shadows.

Street art

I have no idea where this is, who made the art, or even who took the photo, but check out this street art.

Thank you to the anonymous comment that pointed me to the artists. This was made at Legoland Windsor by Leon Keer and Roland Josuttis.