The “My Old Desktop: DOS Edition” set. Photos via Designboom.
Legos—they’re not just for kids. Real architects use them to build recreations of iconic masterworks, and artists like to use them, too. Take Chris McVeigh, for instance, a Halifax, Nova Scotia-based author, illustrator, and photographer, who uses the iconic plastic bricks to create all manner of delightful vignettes.
A kind of “hacked” version of Lego’s building sets, McVeigh’s models range from holiday-themed to bygone technology to arcades—made all the more nostalgic by the inherently analog way Lego and other physical building blocks look.
