
One of the things I love about steampunk is that it blends opulence -- antiques, velvet, dark saturated colors -- with industrial roughness. These lights by Tanya Clarke are a good example -- she combines recycled plumbing pieces with hand sculpted glass drops and lights the whole thing with LEDs.



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9 comments:
Oh my gosh!
These are fantastic!
I totally love them!
Ha!
Really great!
Dramatic and with a sense of humor.
Thanks for the post :)
These are wonderful! I posted them on my blog today. Thanks for sharing!
I found the website beautiful, but confusing. Can normal people buy these?
Wow! These are wonderful.
These are a great find. However oddly enough I found This site shortly thereafter... Immitation/flattery and all that rubbish!
http://fluidglassmovements.com
This looks like condoms filled with water, nothing more actually.
Wow coming to comment and see my buddy Art!!
I have never seen lights like this in my life. Maybe I live in a cave. These are extraordinary!!
Just another copy of my Light Drop design, from 2007.
http://www.rafaelmorgan.com/p/lighting_19.html
Good luck with your "creativity."
Rafael Morgan.
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