A LEGO designer has reimagined classic LEGO minifigures in stunning artwork

A LEGO designer has created some stunning artwork containing minifigures from classic LEGO themes.

LEGO designer Gemma Anderson has taken to Twitter to show off her latest artwork, featuring recognisable minifigures from the LEGO Group’s past. So far, four of the artworks in the series have been completed, starting with Captain Redbeard of the LEGO Pirates theme.

https://twitter.com/idrawlego/status/1347264544536748032

Like each image of the set, Captain Redbeard is a bust of the original minifigure, with a pile of LEGO coins scattered at his chest, some tropical foliage adding some flair to the monochrome background.

https://twitter.com/idrawlego/status/1347935457057894401

This next piece introduced a new element to the series, adding in a circular portion of the iconic background that appeared in the Classic Space sets, or at least an original interpretation of it. Poking out of the background a spaceship can be seen flying behind the red-suited astronaut, a smile on their face.

https://twitter.com/idrawlego/status/1348254200422146051

LEGO Paradisa is the next theme to be picked, with a suit-wearing, moustached minifigure serving up a cool beverage in a pink mug. The background shows a sea of calm colours, whilst a palm tree protrudes out, just behind the minifigure

https://twitter.com/idrawlego/status/1350492556493287432

Last but certainly not least is perhaps the most famous of the LEGO Adventurers. The treasure-seeking Johnny Thunder is so far, the final piece in the series. The Adventurer is wearing his signature hat and is joined by a scorpion while a mountain range eclipses a sunset in the background.

These artworks come via LEGO designer and artist Gemma Anderson, who has previously worked on 21312 Women of NASA and LEGO Mixels. Hopefully, this is only just the beginning of this stunning series.

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Jack Yates

LEGO has been a part of my life ever since I was young. It all started when my brother passed down 7657 AT-ST to me. It’s guided me through my early years, through school and eventually through my degree in journalism. I still have all my collection proudly on display, including my many NINJAGO sets, my favourite of all the LEGO Group’s themes. Outside of Brick Fanatics I am an avid gamer and enjoy a good game of Dungeons & Dragons.

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