ion Oklahoma Magazine May / June 2021

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Renown Lego artist creates unique works one piece at a time Joseph Kraham sought out by pro sports teams, affluent galleries BY TIM FARLEY

J

oseph Kraham was working as an engineer when his dog’s death set him on an artistic path that has proven to be rewarding and lucrative.

12 ion Oklahoma MAY/JUNE 2021

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Renown Lego artist Joseph Kraham creates unique works one piece at a time, sought out by pro sports teams, affluent galleries

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