What if Sri Lankan tradition found its way into the LEGO app? 🇱🇰🧱 A small product design exploration.

Had a small idea and decided to visualize it. ✌️

I reimagined a few elements of Sri Lankan culture traditional dancers, masks, musicians, and instruments as brick built characters, then explored how they might live inside a LEGO style mobile experience.

Just a hypothetical design experiment combining culture, product design, and a little AI-assisted exploration.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by LEGO.

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That's awesome great job 🎉🎉

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Brilliant execution!