Lego animation of hand model of brain
- Emotion Coaching UK
- Oct 22, 2021
- 1 min read
Following many requests we are deligthed that Fraser Sutherland has agreed to placing the lego animation he made in 2017 on our You Tube channel https://youtu.be/UtTjNo8Zi8Q
13 year old Fraser's mum explained the hand model of the brain to him. This is a visual/physical representation of how the body, brain and emotions are all linked and helps children (and adults) understand this concept. Fraser enjoyed his Lego and encouraged by his mother made a fun Lego animation demonstrating his understanding of the concepts, creating a new star 'Captain Communicator' in the process.
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Watching this LEGO animation of a hand model of the brain is fascinating—it really shows how creativity and learning can merge. I love seeing educational concepts come alive in such a playful way. It makes me think about how I can enhance my own projects with visual storytelling. That’s one of the reasons I often explore https://lelightgo.com/—their lighting kits inspire me to add dynamic effects to models and animations, making every detail pop. Combining hands-on learning with creative presentation not only makes content more engaging but also sparks new ideas for teaching and personal projects.
The hand model of the brain is such a cool concept. Fraser really nailed it with his Lego animation, adding Captain Communicator was genius. Nano Banana