Hey Oscar. I really like how you have pushed the use of paper strips to change the reflection of the light. By adding the the folds in the strips the light is taken from a 2D form into a 3D all-round experience. One suggestion with your assembly instructions, maybe raring your images in a more ergonomic way. We typically read from left to right, so maybe it would be easier to arrange your images in a similar manner. Otherwise i really like your idea. Great work. : )
Hey ghina!!! I loved your lamp!!!!! I loved how it used such simple techniques to create an intricate and interesting design. I loved how when the light was turned on the colours came through and took the light to another level. One suggestion with your instruction manuel, introduce some steps to allow people to easily assemble your great light. Great work Ghina!! : )
Doug, I love your light!! I like how your light brings natural elements into the home. The light is brought alive but the colour of the poster coming through when its lit up. I don't know whether this would be possible, but trying to control the darker shadows where the light bulb is could change the overall appearance of the design. Other than that very small suggestion, it is a great light and could easily be mass manufactured today. Good work. : )
Heyy Cam!!! I love your light!! I love how much effort you went into to find the right light bulb for your design. I love how resolved and complete your design looks; your time and effort come through greatly in your design. Finding a suggestion is hard. Maybe could you try to reduce the space between the upper rows to make the light fitting less visible? Then again the light fitting isn't a bad feature so its hard to make a valid suggestion! GREAT WORK!!! : )
Hey Jack!! I love your light!! It is highly sophisticated using confident lines and shadowing to make a great light. Your time spent in making this light, trying to get the measurements and pint point accuracy of your structure come through in the final design. One suggestion that I had to scour over your work to find was maybe taking the extra step to make the graphics on the underside of your light have some fluidity to it. A small suggestion on a GREAT light. : )
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