Tux with bricks

This is from my tweet here, an example illustrating the tikzbricks package that I featured in the fun section of my new TikZ book. (It shall be released in July, you can follow me on Twitter for updates.)

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\documentclass[tikz,svgnames,border=20pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{tikzbricks}
% Use this for a different viewing angle
%\tdplotsetmaincoords{120}{-60}\begin{document}
\begin{document}
\begin{wall}
  \addtocounter{brickx}{6}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{3}{2}
  \addtocounter{brickx}{8}
  \wallbrick[color= OrangeRed]{3}{2}
  \newrow
%
  \addtocounter{brickx}{4}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{2}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=orange]{2}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{1}{2}
  \stepcounter{brickx}
  \wallbrick[color=black]{6}{2}
  \stepcounter{brickx}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{1}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=orange]{2}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{2}{2}
  \newrow
%
  \addtocounter{brickx}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{2}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=orange]{5}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=black]{8}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=orange]{5}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{2}{2}
  \newrow
%
  \addtocounter{brickx}{1}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{1}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=orange]{7}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=black]{8}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=orange]{7}{2}
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{1}{2}
  \newrow
%
  \wallbrick[color=OrangeRed]{1}{2}
 
 
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