Sistine Chapel built using Rubik's Cubes

That is amazing. Don't know why anyone would want to do it but.... to each his own I guess.

That looks totally hard to do..and it takes quite some planning as well. I agree..I am unsure why anyone would do this but I have to admire the patience and dedication needed in order to accomplish this. Looks kind of neat really.

That looks totally hard to do..and it takes quite some planning as well. I agree..I am unsure why anyone would do this but I have to admire the patience and dedication needed in order to accomplish this. Looks kind of neat really. Not hard, just time consuming and planing, just like making chainmail armor.

Not hard, just time consuming and planing, just like making chainmail armor. Haha, interesting comparison. But yeah, that is no small feat to replicated the Sistine Chapel with over 12,000 Rubik's cube.

Geeeeez... good thing they didn't waste their time on anything like trying to solve world hunger...

Nice piece of artwork. Man listen to you all, what if all artists had the same attitude as you. There would be No Mona Lisa, Sistine Chapel, Pieta, No Statue of Liberty, no Alex Grey, Picasso, Van Gogh... you get the picture? Basically no Culture what so ever... Because why stop with art? What the point to music? Think Mozart came up with his concerts over night? How can you sing, paint, draw, act, scuplt, or create anything when there are people suffering in the world? There will always be suffering. And many artist use their skills to bring awarness to issues.... perhaps you are aware of a p... [More]

The least they could have done for the article was get a decent photo of the entire work. The author blew it on that point.

The least they could have done for the article was get a decent photo of the entire work. The author blew it on that point. True. Here's a full shot here: http://theawesomer.com/photos/2011/01/011411_rubiks_cube_sistine_chapel_2.jpg

Impressive!

True. Here's a full shot here: http://theawesomer.com/photos/2011/01/011411_rubiks_cube_sistine_chapel_2.jpg Thank you