Lego art?

Lego art may not be considered art in the traditional form--but it certainly is a unique form of creation. The dedication that goes into a large-scale lego sculpture is often more than goes into a traditional art form. The lego representation of Jesus Christ found on this page took one and a half YEARS to build! I am amazed by the time, planning and detail that goes into lego creations like the following.

1. These life-sized Lego models of C3PO and a Clone Wars Trooper were presented at the annual Toy Fair in 2008.
2. This piece was created by Daniel shui and Andrew Lipson, and mimics a famous M.C. Escher painting.
3. This Lego sea monster finds his home in Downtown Disney, Walt Disney World. Brickley the sea monster is made out of 170,000 LEGO bricks and is an impressive 30 feet long.
4. This sculpture is located in California’s LegoLand Representing the presidential figures from Mount Rushmore, in LEGO bricks.
5. One of the largest Lego creations ever constructed is this 16-ft-tall model of a pharaoh that looks much like King Tut. This piece of work contains more than 200,000 Lego bricks and weighs one ton.