We see a lot of artists take on the world of Pokémon here at Nintendo Life - just a quick ponder online will bring up dozens of super-talented people getting their masterpieces down on paper - but we don't usually see anyone using Rubik's Cubes.
These images, uploaded by Twitter user epee415, show the awesome art pieces you can create with an awful lot of patience, floor space, and budget for plastic toys.
https://twitter.com/epee415/status/1004650447229997061
https://twitter.com/epee415/status/1003590497498042369
https://twitter.com/epee415/status/1005677193979052033
It's certainly a very different creative angle and one that we find strangely impressive. We can't solve a Rubik's Cube at the best of times so being clever enough to form them into art would be near impossible.
If you're wanting to try this yourself at home, though, make sure to have a long think about where you want to place your masterpieces. Doors are not your friends.
https://twitter.com/epee415/status/1003981677725507584
Do you make any Nintendo-based art? What is the most ambitious thing you've ever created? Feel free to share your crazy creations with us down below.
[source twitter.com, via kotaku.com]
Comments 5
Gotta solve 'em all ?
Are you nuts ?
I'm impressed but not surprised. Japanese people have shown us so many crazy projects.
THIS JUST IN! Creators of said 'art' are sectioned for their own (and everybody else's) safety after cat gets in 'studio' and completely destroys masterpiece. Loud screams and cat shrieks then heard emanating from apartment for several hours. After the dust settled police gained entry and found several blood-stained Rubik's Cubes and a distinct lack of cat. 'But he seemed so nice' said neighbour, Gai Pan, 'We should have known something was wrong after the 2,589th consignment of Rubik's Cubes was delivered'.
finally a great use for Rubik's Cubes other than using them to mess with someone when teaching them math and/or physics....
Very nice.
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