I must admit, it was easier to take a photo of this butterfly than what I usually experience.
I didn’t have to hold still to not frighten it.
I didn’t have to wait for it to give me the angle I wanted.
Also, I didn’t have to use a special lens.
Ah, the advantage of Legos.
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To me, the antenna coming out of the shoulder of this Lego butterfly seems odd.
On the other hand, this butterfly has an impressive 8-foot wingspan.
Sean Kenney used over 60,000 pieces on it and spent 4-months building it.
Overall, it’s an incredible sculpture.
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From a distance, this looks like a scene you might see on the prairie.
Upon closer inspection, you will see these are remarkable Lego sculptures.
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Which of these lily pads is a plant and which is made of Legos?
The setting of the sculpture helps with the illusion.
Did the artist fool you?
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