Quoting Mike Johnson I could tell this was one of yours even before I saw the name on it. It's always a challenge to build some thing that doesn't fall over because its center of gravity is too high or it's just too heavy to support its own weight. Nice job, really!

Quoting Tim C Brilliant piece of work here, David. I am one of those rare men that can appreciate dance at an artistic level, and you have taken this artistic endeavor and represented it perfectly...at an artistic level. I never expect anything less than that from you. You have taken the restricting angles of LEGO sloping bricks and have used them to the advantage of the piece, which is why I love your artistic pieces the best. My favorite part is the pose of the male partner. Stellar work, David.

Quoting Justin Knelsen Very nice! I love the sense of motion in the figures.

Quoting El Barto ! Crafty and artistic all in one! Man, you're really crankin' out the builds! Vacation?

Quoting matt rowntree You, sir, nailed the gesture line in abstract minimalism! Always a difficult thing to do in 2D, in 3D it is exceptionally challenging. You not only got the full composition to work in accordance with that line, but also managed to get the negative spaces to pull my eye back and forth around the figures. It takes wonderful restraint and talent to work this style successfully and not seem "simple, easy, or just lazy." There is a whole lot more going on here than a couple bricks thrown together. Not only seing that the uploader is working, but also having this beautiful piece be one of the first I get to see makes me want to get up and dance myself! Please keep up the work. The quality is truly inspiring.

Quoting Fred Ottens Very original !

Quoting Topsy Creatori (StoveTopCreator!) Great portrayal of movement! Only I have one suggestion... use some kind of black hinge (perhaps a 1x2 plate with handle to attach 3 1x1 plates with hook)on the back of the girl's head so that you could use black cylinders as hair "falling" down across her face?! That's what thought popped into my mind as I looked... would really add to the movement! :)

Quoting JWG 258 The diagonal angle of the bricks give it an illusion of movement.

Quoting Nick Barrett So elegant it seems almost weightless. It's rare to see such dynamism expressed in Lego. Bravo!

Quoting Gale Winthrope Beautiful. I can simply find no other words than beautiful. I just love this. Well done :)

Quoting Marcus Paul This is good news - the uploader working again! Let's have a party - like these two fantastic dancers of yours, David. I really love the unique style you have created with these figures.

Quoting andros tempest David, I never know what to expect from you, your gallery is always different and original. While there are some tweeks to the forms that could be made, as an avant garde piece it works very well. It definitely stands out.

Quoting David Roberts I love now dynamic and agile the dancers look, even though they are made from angular bricks. I think that it has something to to do with the lady being out over the edge of the base; that and your being a proper artist who understands how lines and shapes work together. I'm reading a book about design and proportion at the moment and some of this reminds me of the sports pictograms designed for the Munich Olympics. It also has has quite a 3-D effect, even though it is a flat plane of bricks. Nice work on the man's hair: it reminds me of a friend! A great bit of work which is decpetively simple looking but is fascinating to look at and ponder why it works.

Quoting MCLegoboy ! Hey what's the big idea giving me an e-mail and making me look at the Main Image? Wait. WHAT?! Jubilous Festivities must commence!

Quoting Emerald Knight Super ! Guessing, these dancers must mean the uploader is back on line !?>.....well done