Friday, November 14, 2008
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4 comments:
That's insanely cool. I don't know if I'll be able to keep from ripping that off next year. I love illuminated props.
paper lanterns have been around for ages. think of it as a take on that : )
I'd love to see different colors used. I bet green would be pretty neat. And a cool blue bulb would change the feel instantly.
I'm addicted to these sculptures.
I wonder what kind of fabric that is. It doesn't all look like cheesecloth to me.
One of the articles I read said they were made of gauze. I wonder how it's treated.
I'd think that it had to be weatherized with something strong since the fabric looks so weak.
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