An antique lamp like that is begging for a steampunk remodel.
ah yes you feels it really nice (that desk I mean)Thanks guys!
@Ghost My favorite part about that pic is that it was a semi-candid shot and not even at my own house. Usually I have to take many photos, but that one just came out perfect. I guess I'm just destined to be Vegeta.
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Someone gave me a lamp. I want to deck it out, but I'm not sure what I wanna do. Maybe a mosaic from CD shards.. The round, aesthetically disjointed surface makes it hard to work with. It is shaped like a flower, but that sounds kinda generic.
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what do you mean?ah yes you feels it really nice (that desk I mean)
That piece looks like a good conversation starter. Somebody looks up at your wall, believing from the shape that you have a clock on the wall, then suddenly realize it is in fact not a clock.
10/10, would have on wall.
So you just take random junk and make cool stuff with it? That's awesome.
I'm honestly running out of decent supplies, but I like to play this... game? with myself of never buying craft supplies other than paint and varnish, and pretty much everything else being either garbage or thrifted, just to see how far I can get with trash.
It means you are saving a shitton of money in decor. And you get it to your taste. Win win.
It still looks abstract enough to me, which isn't that bad, really. The "sky" looks magnificent. All these shades from greenish blue to light blue to purple. This picture wouldn't match my room design, but the longer I look at it, the more I like it Actually, it reminds me a bit of looking at old carpets up old Soviet bedroom walls - but not in terms of the design, but it's when patterns and swirls suddenly reveal a lot in your imagination.Trying to do non-abstract art with an unpredictable medium is a bitch.
I'm drinking this alcohol with my eyes. Very pleasant to look at. Is it a happy accident that I see the Shire or is it happily intentional?