I just wanted to say thanks for creating MOCpages! As always this is Amazing!!!

A very well done build, I hope that I can get skilled enough to do something like that one day...

Wow, now that's a handsome face!

wow you have alot of bricks now smash it with a hammer >:)

woooow woooow woooow woooow woooow woooow

You have alot of bricks!!!

That's wonderful. All your portraits are incredible.

This thing is HUGE!

This thing is HUGE!

OMG! at first i thought that wasnt lego but when i saw the close up it left me breathless

Yeah, it's epic and awesome and absolutely amazing, but what really gets me are the shadows. VERY well done, Mr. Kenney! By the way, how do you avoid getting lost in the colors during construction? I mean, while building a mosaic at this scale it seems like it would be quite easy to get confused, even if looking at a picture.

Yes, you certainly do.

wow that's really cool. How much does it weigh? Take a look at my stuff, i don't think you'll be disapointed.

thats pretty fricken cool!

amazing

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dang i wish i could be that hansome

WOW good job (i bet you get thats all the time,eh?)

oo! you're ugly! Just kidding, great MOC as always!

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too much kewlness! dude! keep up the work!

Certainly your best!

Uhh... I did not know that that was possible.

kewl

Kelsey: No, I do not work for The LEGO Group. (See www.seankenney.com/about for a bit more about me.)

your in the lego group right.why dont they help you with this site.

WOW, that is amazing! I like that it isn't too thick, but it probably is quite strong...WELL DONE!

I had a feeling you were the type who had blue eyes. From the look of that portrait, it looks like you don't get out in the sun much... Can't blame you, neither do I! Keep up the good work. I'm also wondering here, can you get fired from being a Certified Professional? You can't, can you. Good day

pretty cool it could be higher to try it but other than that its excellent

Wow. that's a lot of bricks you've got there. The portrait detail is amazing!

Big head? Hey, you said it... Kelso and I were actually discussing you and your "mental state" recently. Thanks for answering our question (That's a good thing by the way). "Nice work" just doesn't really seem to do this justice, you know? ~ Chris.

If you did this "by hand" and not by computer software, then my hats off. Well done. I would personally rather build a super model or something if doing such a project but a self portrait is nice too.

Very nice. I love the use of color. Now just what are you going to do with a big picture of yourself? I say, as not to ever be accused of being self-involved, you should just send it to me for safe keeping. ;)

best self portrait ever....... plz review my mocs...

Yup, the Biggest head this side of MOCpages. Greedy LEGO peoples.

You do have a big head. Maybe that's why you have so many ideas! That really is amazing, not to mention HUGE! C ya~ElNickre

Wow, that is a big head! Great Job!

Wow, that's amazing. Easily in the Top 2 mosaics ever on MOCpages, maybe #1. The other that's even close to this caliber is Son Nguyen's Mona Lisa. Amazing work, Sean.

Fantsatic work as always, Sean. The colour scheme works very well (mixture of warm colours with the cool blue.) You have to buy the elements? I never knew that!

I mount my LEGO portraits to a wooden backing using a top secret US military patent pending technique. Or glue. Normally my highly photorealistic portraits are done using a computer program, but this style of "blocky" portraiture is more like a painting, so I like to design the portrait by hand. I also make changes as I build. And no... I have to buy my LEGO bricks from The LEGO Company... No freebies for me! :)

Big head = big imagination. I like that it's made from big groups of bricks in the basic colors. Who needs that pointillist stuff. garth

Huge and amazing, that's a good combination. I've been meaning to ask you, how are the base-plates attached to each other in the back?

The portrait is 50 inches by 50 inches... so that's 25 green baseplates. (5 by 5). It's really big! :)

Sweet! How many baseplates did you use?

Man,you're good at this,mosaics are always inspiring~LL