Shakespearean Fantasy, por Karen Metz (Flickr)

 

To brick, or not to brick...
Há por aí fãs de Shakespeare? Karen Metz (Flickr) é, e construi este espetacular moc alusivo às obras deste famoso dramaturgo. Segundo Karen, neste moc estão incluidos 13 da histórias de William Shakespeare. Conseguem identificá-las a todas? Podem ver mais fotos na sua galeria do Flickr aqui
Fica aqui uma breve descrição do moc pela autora:

All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players “As You Like It, Act II, Scene vii)

In my MOC Lego minifigs are the players. I have tried to create the world of many of Shakespeare’s plays in Lego. I was inspired by the beautiful painting “Shakespearean Fantasy” by James Christensen, which is why there is a forest above the buildings. There are 19 plays represented in my MOC. Hope you can recognize most of them, although a few are from some less well known plays. I have included some animation and music to the model as well. The movement of Prospero is adapted from Jason Alemann’s Fisherman Kinetic Sculpture on JKBrickworks. Katherine is being chased by Petruchio while the “Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet” by Nino Rota plays. The movement was adapted from Pixeljunkie’s Swan Lake Ballet creation.

(I used mostly yellow minifigs except in those instances where the characters skin colour was relevant, they were magical creatures or they were dead or dying.)