John McBush

BASED ON THE WORK OF “RUBIKCUBISM” BY SPACE-INVADER. If you get a chance, check out the original artist online who first started doing artwork with rubik’s cube. I give full credit to him for being the first to come up with the concept of working with rubik’s cube to create portraits of people.

Special Thanks to DAN BROWN, for showing me how to solve the rubik’s cube in a two-part video. If you get a chance check out his channel.
http://www.youtube.com/pogobat

Special Thanks to Derek Barrington for making the music to my video and editing it.

Yes, I rotated every single rubik’s cube to the project. First thing before I started working on the project was learn how to solve it. After that, then I knew how the rubik’s can be used to my advantage for the project and make a portrait.
I DID NOT BREAK THE CUBES, OR PEEL THE STICKERS. In all, there are 336 rubik’s cubes and the project is 4ft in length and 3ft in height.

Duration : 0:2:16

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