Oct 30, 2014 6:30 AM

Gallery: These Creepy Lego Creations Are Definitely Not Kid-Friendly

No Starch Press © Dan Parker and Team at Dan Parker LEGO Artist
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Dan Parker, *Cavities* (2009, ~1125 pieces) Expand the gallery to widescreen for more detail.
No Starch Press © Mihai Marius Mihu
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Mihai Marius Mihu, *Heresy*, from "The Nine Circles of Hell" (2011-2012)

No Starch Press © Carl Merriam
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Carl Merriam, *The Madness from the Sea* (2013, 2500+ pieces)
No Starch Press © Bart De Dobbelaer
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Bart De Dobbelaer, *Hatchery* ( 2013, 8000+ pieces)

No Starch Press © Jimmy Fortel
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Jimmy Fortel, *Scary Bear* (2013, ~200 pieces)
No Starch Press © Luke Hutchinson
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Luke Hutchinson, *Mystic Manor* (2013)

No Starch Press © Gilcélio de Souza Chagas
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Gilcélio de Souza Chagas, *Old Electric Chair* (2013)
No Starch Press © Nicolaas Vás
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Nicolaas Vás, *Entomophobics* (2013)

No Starch Press © Chris Edwards
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Chris Edwards, *Fighting for Life* (2008)
No Starch Press © Sergio Rojas Téllez
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Sergio Rojas Téllez, *Marat Assassiné* (2013, 270 pieces)

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