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Shiromaruhime is the Himeji City Mascot. In November 2023 I visited Himeji Castle in Japan. It inspired me to build this LEGO creation of the Himeji City Mascot: Here are some pictures of Shiromaruhime: On the pictures of Shiromaruhime the castle roof is very simplistic. I wanted to build the castle roof with more details. Therefore, I built it based on how it looks in real life:
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[MOC] Manchester United Football Club Mascot Fred BrickHeadz
bricksboy posted a topic in LEGO Licensed
LEGO MOC #52 Manchester United Football Club (MUFC) Mascot Fred BrickHeadz -
[LDD OC] 2018 Adelaide Fringe Mascot
BrickWild posted a topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Who let the dogs out? ;-) A colourful, cheerful, crowned canine takes centre stage in the winning design as our official poster for the 2018 Adelaide Fringe. Originally Created by Sydney-based graphic designer Jacqueline Daniel, the poster celebrates the Year of the Dog with a balloon version of the Chinese horoscope. Ms Daniel, whose winning design was picked out of more than 300 submissions, said 2018 would be the year for Fringe-goers to unleash their festive spirit. “My poster design is about crowning everyone who joins in on the festival and unleashes themselves into the night,” she said. “With the jewels of the festival to light their way, they will experience the true treasures of the Adelaide Fringe.” Adelaide Fringe Director and CEO Heather Croall said the design was a perfect fit given next year’s festival opening would coincide with Chinese New Year celebrations and the Year of the Dog. “We asked poster competition entrants to represent the playful, inclusive and cheeky spirit of the Adelaide Fringe, and we feel that Jacqueline’s design has really embraced that brief,” Ms Croall said. “She has given us a quirky new mascot with a royal flair and surrounded by diamonds to highlight that the Adelaide Fringe is the jewel in the crown of Australian arts festivals.” In keeping with Adelaide Fringe’s open access nature, there is a long history of the official poster being chosen from a design competition that anyone from around the world can enter. This year saw over 300 entries submitted. The festival will run from 16 February until 18 March. This is the second time a poster coincided with a Chinese horoscope (2007's celebrated the Year of the Pig). Adapted from this OC by Artisan Bricks: https://www.flickr.com/photos/artisanbricks/27865798499/in/dateposted/
