It's amazing to me how so much can be accomplished with something that may seem to some as a simple creation. I love this

nice. could you please comment on this?http://mocpages.com/moc.php/311301 inspired by you!

i suspected as much! you re a very spiritual guy!...i knew from the polar bear page! i d really like to do something about it too,like you do,make people think more in depth! it s very important,i m backing you all the way! brilliant moc! i wish you well!

Well said, Sean. I agree whole heartily. That person is also very well built!

David: It makes complete sense. I perfectly understand what he's saying. He didn't use any real big words. His sentences were just well structured in a way that you aren't used to. Huh, funny, that's what the MOC is about too. Maybe you should try thinking in a more educated manner like Sean.

uhhhhh.......this dosnt make any sense.....your just using alot of big words........nice moc though....

what does maintaining normality even mean??

Yeah, great for you making legos for a living and all... just because everyone else doesnt do it doesn't mean you should rub it in.

The build is so simple yet so thought provoking. This is the kind of thing I love! (Mainly 'cause I fake it on most of my builds and this is something I could aspire to) Really nice job all round! Later ~ Chris.

Wow! I thought it was a picture and then you were going to post the set after it. I can't believe that is a picture with a figure. Lego beauty at its best.

As excellant as ever o' creator of Mocpages.

Ever read "Ishmael," Sean? Speaks of the very things you bring up on this page. And I think you're absolutely right. As far as the MOC is concerned, I like the starkness of it, and the assymetrical visual conversation that's going on between the figure and the vertical line. Like Shannon, I'd love to see more of this artistic approach from many of us. Very cool.

Shannon Ocean be right. Our Civilization is like a train coming to a fork in the tracks, and there isn't anyone to turn the lever to keep the train going the right way. Good creation, although a bit bright for my 'Vampiric', as people say, eyes.

I couldn't agree more mate. We're all riding this gigantic train called "civilisation" on it's rlentless course but where is the driver? I'd love to see more work like this from you and others Sean.

As a sculpturer, you make lego art differently. I enjoyed the presentation, but the meaning of that pole is troubling me.