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[akmypolyplast]

How To Choose A Light Diffuser Sheet for Your Needs?

Not sure which light diffuser sheet will best meet your needs? When selecting a light diffuser sheet, there are many factors to consider. It is important to select the correct light diffuser sheet for your light source. Read this blog to know how to choose a light diffuser sheet for your needs?

[lyzsaphrodite]

☾ ⋆*･ﾟI Love You, I Promise :⋆*･ﾟ

Summer DaCosta x fem!reader

synopsis: After Bella die you and Summer break up because it was so hard on the both of you. But during your trip to Ghost Island where you have to share a bed and a failed game of charlie charlie brings feelings back to the light.

warnings: angst, one bed, and ghosts

a/n: hey guys I'm back and finally posting the Summer fic I've been writing since feburary. I had terrible writers block then forgot about it. This definitely isn't the best but I wanted to get it out to y'all because you guys have been waiting months.

wc: 1.7k

It's been a couple of months since you and Summer broke up. You guys broke up tight after Bella passed away. Bella was the one who got you two together in the first place. She knew you both had liked each other since the seventh grade, but were too scared to confess to each other and risk ruining your friendship. Eventually Bella convinced both of you to go to Winter Formal together sophomore year which led to more dates and finally you guys got together. Bella was one of your best friends, so when she died it was like a piece of you died. It was like that for everyone in the friend group. It was like with this piece missing, your heart didn't know how to act and neither did Summer’s. Which resulted in her snapping at you that then turned into a bad fight which resulted in a break up. _____________________________ Now you are on the boat to Ghost Island. Bella always wanted you all to go there together, with or without her. So that's what you were doing. Currently Summer and Leo are acting out the titanic, Ferris is hitting on Summer’s older cousin, and Kayla is sitting next to you. You finally reached the Island and arrived at the Veil Hotel. . Bella had always talked about visiting this eerie island with her friends, and despite her absence, you were determined to honor her memory by making this trip.

The evening was tinged with a sense of unease. The old hotel’s faded elegance seemed to echo with the ghosts of the past. As the night descended, you all made your way to the grand hotel suite you had reserved. The excitement of exploring the grand old building quickly turned into confusion as you entered the suite and realized something was off.

The suite was beautifully decorated, but there was a problem—there were not enough beds to accommodate everyone comfortably. The realization dawned on the group as you began unpacking.

“I thought we had more rooms,” Leo said, frowning as he surveyed the space.

“It must be a mistake,” Summer said, her voice tinged with frustration as she looked around. “There’s no way we can all fit.”

Ferris, ever the opportunist, quipped, “Looks like we’re going to have to get cozy.”

You and Summer exchanged glances. The arrangement meant that you two would have to share a bed—a prospect that felt like a cruel twist of fate given your unresolved issues.

“I can’t believe I have to share a bed with Summer,” you muttered, a mix of disbelief and frustration in your tone.

Kayla tried to diffuse the tension. “We can figure this out. It’s only for a few nights.”

The group made the best of the situation, setting up makeshift sleeping arrangements in the living area and trying to adapt to the unexpected scenario. You and Summer, though, were left with the task of facing the reality of sharing a bed.

As the night fell, you both tried to find some semblance of comfort in the cramped space. The bed felt smaller than it had before, the physical closeness a stark reminder of the emotional distance between you. Every rustle of the sheets and every shift in position felt amplified, and the silence between you was heavy with unspoken words.

Hours passed, and the emotional exhaustion from the day began to take its toll. The discomfort of the bed and the tension between you seemed to fade as sleep overtook you. In the quiet of the night, the proximity and shared warmth became a comfort rather than a burden.

You awoke the next morning to the surprising and intimate reality of being wrapped in Summer’s arms. Her body was pressed against yours, her breath warm on your neck. For a moment, you lay still, absorbing the closeness and the odd sense of peace it brought. The shared bed had, in the quiet hours of the night, become a cocoon where the walls between you felt softer.

Summer stirred beside you, her eyes blinking open. The realization of the situation seemed to hit her instantly. Her eyes widened in surprise, and she quickly pulled away, her cheeks flushing with embarrassment.

“Oh, um, good morning,” she stammered, her voice tinged with awkwardness. “Sorry about that.”

You turned to face her, trying to mask your frustration with a sigh. “Seriously, Summer? We’re sharing a bed. It happened while we were asleep. It’s fine.”

Summer looked at you with a mix of relief and lingering awkwardness. “I just... I didn’t want to overstep boundaries, you know? Things have been weird between us.”

You shook your head, your tone softening. “It’s okay. Just... let’s not make this more complicated than it is.”

Throughout the day, there was an unspoken tension between you and Summer that everyone in the group seemed to notice. Conversations felt stilted, and the usual camaraderie of the group was overshadowed by the weight of the unresolved issues between you two. You both tried to act normally, but the awkwardness was palpable, affecting the dynamics of the group.

After the ghostly encounters and attempts to connect with Bella, the group decided to try something different. They decided to play a game of Charlie Charlie, but with a twist—invoking Bella’s spirit. The mood was a mix of apprehension and hope as everyone gathered in the hotel’s grand living area, setting up the game in the center of the room.

The planchette was carefully placed on the notebook, the words “Yes” and “No” written out. You all took your places, hands trembling slightly as you prepared to ask questions.

“Bella, are you here with us?” Summer asked, her voice wavering with a mix of hope and anxiety.

The planchette moved slowly, settling on “Yes.” A collective breath was held as you all exchanged glances, the tension of the day momentarily forgotten in the face of this new attempt to connect with Bella.

“Bella, are you happy we’re here?” Kayla asked next. The planchette moved again to “Yes.”

The group continued asking questions, hoping to find some comfort or guidance. Then Summer, with a trembling voice, asked, “Bella, who am I in love with?”

The planchette moved, its path deliberate and unyielding. It stopped, pointing directly at Leo. The room fell into a heavy silence. Summer’s face fell, her cheeks flushing with a mixture of confusion and hurt. She stared at the board, unable to comprehend the message. “This isn’t Bella,” she said softly, her voice cracking with emotion.

Unable to bear the weight of the moment, Summer abruptly stood up and left the room in a hurry. The sound of her footsteps echoed down the hall, leaving behind a tense silence.

You quickly followed after her, your heart pounding as you navigated the dimly lit corridors of the hotel. You found her in the hallway, leaning against the wall, her face buried in her hands. Her body shook with silent sobs.

“Why did you ask that question?” you demanded, your voice sharp with frustration. “If you didn’t want Leo to know, you shouldn’t have asked.”

“That’s the thing though!” Summer snapped back, her voice rising with a mix of desperation and anger. “I’m not in love with Leo. I’m in love with you. God, you’re so stupid, Y/N!”

Her outburst was a mix of frustration and vulnerability, the raw emotion in her declaration cutting through your already fragile heart. You turned away, unable to keep the tears at bay, and headed to Kayla’s room. The comfort of her presence was a small solace, but it wasn’t enough to erase the hurt.

When you entered Kayla’s room, she looked up with concern but didn’t press you for details. You lay on her bed, curling up in an attempt to find some semblance of peace. Kayla offered a reassuring hand on your shoulder before quietly leaving the room, giving you the space you needed.

Later, Summer knocked on Kayla’s door, her face a canvas of regret and weariness. Kayla gave you a sympathetic look before stepping out, leaving you alone with Summer.

"I need to talk to you," Summer said, her voice trembling with vulnerability. Her eyes were red from crying, a stark contrast to the vibrant energy she usually exuded.

You looked at her, your heart aching at the sight of her distress. "Okay," you replied quietly, trying to steady your emotions.

Summer took a deep breath, her hands wringing together nervously. "I’m sorry for how I’ve been acting. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I’ve been lost since everything happened. I’ve been trying to keep it together, but I'm messed up."

You remained silent, listening intently as Summer struggled to find the right words.

"I love you," she finally said, her voice breaking. "I love you, and I’m so sorry. I should’ve never ended things like that. I was scared and angry and... I didn’t know how to handle it. But I love you, and I want to make things right."

The sincerity in her voice, the raw emotion in her eyes, cut through the confusion and hurt you had been feeling. Your own tears began to fall, mingling with the tears of regret and longing in Summer’s eyes.

"I miss you, too," you said, your voice choked with emotion. "It’s been so hard without you."

Summer’s eyes softened as she took a step closer, her hands reaching out to yours. "I know," she whispered. "I know I made mistakes, and I’m sorry. I want to fix things between us. I want to be with you."

In that moment, the pain and confusion seemed to melt away, replaced by a fragile hope for reconciliation. You embraced each other, holding on tightly as if trying to anchor yourselves in the midst of the storm. The past was painful, but in each other’s arms, you found a glimmer of healing and a promise of rebuilding what had been lost.

def not my best work I swear my Clarisse fic will be better

taglist: @asvterias , @mira-belcul18 , @ang5289 , @symp4nat

[nsves]

blender lighting tutorial + tips.

requested by @thecrimsonsimmer + recommended viewing: youtube video one, two, three, and four. this post will be dealing with newer versions of blender (2.8+) and cycles since that's what i'm more familiar with + commonly used for rendering. this is coming from me as an artist with some dabbling in photography and things i've learned in college!

references and setting the mood

are you basing your render on an existing photo? study the light source and what direction it's coming from: that's what's going to tell you your set up for a similar effect. if you're not basing it on an existing piece, a good start is knowing How you want to set your subject (your sim) up - do you want them to be in the spotlight? are they in a specific environment that has neon lights? are you going for moody or something fresh, bright? definitely look up colors and their meaning (color theory, movie screencaps, etc.) to create a stronger image!

using resources to start the set up

it's always a good thing to mix your tools with different communities, such as the art community! many have lighting tools to figure out how to color their subject, such as this free-to-use head figure that depicts where the lighting source should be placed.

there's also the photography community and teaching people how to set up their lights for certain setups. video three and four linked in the beginning are from photography viewpoints.

spot? area? point? sun?

let's think of the lighting types as objects - a spot is like a plain lightbulb, area is a reflective sheet, spot is a flashlight, and the sun... well is the sun!

a spot is similar to an area light, but triangular/a cone. think of a helicopter search light, it's focused on a small area with the most light concentration. these can be used for lamps with lampshades, car headlights, or a lighthouse.

an area light is great for lighting up technology. a phone screen, tv screen, tablet, anything that's an LED screen emitting from a surface. the light is not as concentrated as a spot and is meant to cover more flatly (hence the rectangular source)

a point is best used for small pops of colors such as candlelight, lamppost, lightning bug tail, etc. a small source that has nothing covering it.

a sun covers the entire area and can be used as the overall mood setter. it can create filter over the entire render by just shifting the color like you would see in a movie. you'll be given a line with a sun light that gives the direction of where the sun is coming from. basically a spot light just on a much larger scale LOL.

power + coloring

this screenshot is mostly what you'll only use to start off with. watts is the unit of measurement and the higher you go, the brighter the light will be. examples with a white colored point light 10W-20W: general portrait lighting 30W-50W: bright source, close flashlight for example 60W+: blinding

coloring is just like the system for in game lights for ts4. shift it to whatever you want it to be (click the white bar, that's the color preview) and mess around with the vibrancy. the darker, more intense color, the less it's going to appear on the sim.

closeness and intensity

similar to what's shown in the head lighting tool shown earlier, the closer the light is, the more that specific area is lit up. go too close and your sim could be completely washed out. it helps to change the size of the light (change with the radius slider) to better imitate what you're wanting. the larger the radius, the more diffused and softer the light source will be. close + small = very clear of the light source shape, can obviously tell where it is in relation to the subject far away + large = soft lighting, more of a hazy lighting of the color you choose.

to quickly adjust the light, press "G" and hold down your middle mouse button to adjust which axis you'd like to edit along. green is the x-axis, blue is the y-axis, and red is the z-axis. you can also press "G" and type the letter of the axis you want to use. drag the mouse to change the placement on that specific axis to however you want. if you want to freely edit the placement, just press "G" to move it out of the axis bounds.

world lighting

take this step as setting your canvas color before you start painting. in order for the values to look their best, change the world color to the same hue of the color you are mostly using. for example, this is set in a red-toned environment:

this is essentially changing the cast shadow onto the sim. the default is gray and will muddy up your undertones if not changed properly. for this instance, if you were to still use the same red point light in a gray world color it'd look like this:

of course, this will be based on if you have an environment image or not that can affect your lighting overall. this post is based on the fact there is no environment image and what not! if you need a visual demonstration on how to mess with the world lighting, check out this short video.

i hope that helped anyone beginning to render or wanting to light up your own scenes! i'm no rendering expert, but here's some of the helpful tricks i've learned and collected over the years<3 if you have any other questions feel free to send an ask!

[absolutebl]

Random ask game asks

Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts?

What's one thing that's stereotypical about you?

I have the remnants of a british accent + I drink tea. 

Play any instruments? 

Piano, badly 

A music artist everyone criticizes that you like: 

Last show you watched: 

Last movie you watched

Senior Love Me? 

Last song you listened to

The Arc - The Light 

Last book you read

Old Fashion Cupcake manga 

Your top five most listened to artists this month on Spotify

Stray Kids

BTOB

Young K & Day 6

Kang Daniel

TRENDZ

Ever drank alcohol?

Every Friday and it’s Be My Favorite’s Fault 

Every smoked anything?

Fish, mostly 

Do you prefer to eat-in or take-out?

Both 

If you could time travel what decade would you go to first

Am I invisible or do I look the way I do now? If #1 then the past, if #2 then the future. 

An actor everyone loves that you don't like for whatever reason

Speak any other languages?

4 none of them well, including my ostensible original 

Have any tattoos? Want any tattoos?

no

Have any piercings? Want any piercings?

yes

Do you prefer the hot or cold weather?

cold 

Cats or dogs? Or some other pet?

none but those owned by others tend to adopt me (the house has a cat and he think’s i’m his)  

Trendy over comfortable or comfortable over trendy?

trendy and comfortable, why choose? 

Say one thing bad about something you love

the singing is terrible and the acting is usually pretty crap too

Do you prefer to read digitally or from a physical book?

digital 

Do you put milk in your hot tea?

yes 

Do you know how to play any popular gambling games?

no

A character you relate to for whatever reason?

A quote (from anything) you really love

How many pairs of shoes do you have

maybe 10? 

Do you have trouble saying any words because of your accent/speech problems?

no, i’m good at words and public speaking 

Earbuds or headphones?

buds 

Showers or baths?

Early bird or night owl?

insomniac 

Candles or scented spray?

fresh flowers 

How often do you change your clothes?

as often as is necessary 

Chess or checkers?

all board games bore me 

Something you can do that you think is cool?

Perfume or body spray?

body oil 

What's something that genuinely scares you

other people’s unhinged obsession 

LED lights, the room light, or sunlight?

diffuse natural light 

What's something you do differently than everyone else?

peel and chop fruit 

If you have hair how often do you style it in some way?

spiky if i bother at all 

Nail polish, press on nails, or acrylic nails?

short and tidy but nothing else 

Do you have any fidget toys? If so what's your favorite?

 I learned to sit still or get whacked, and i’m fine with the outcome 

Do you drive?

yes 

Your go-to genre of music?

Are you a good multitasker?

no one is a good multitasker 

Silence or background noise?

kpop 

A famous movie/show that you've never seen

i don’t know i haven’t seen it 

Any sport you would like to play?

i don’t like sweating with other people around... 

actually, i don’t like sweating at all 

Can you write in cursive?

yes & calligraphy 

Is your handwriting neat or at least easy to read?

yes very 

Colored pencils, markers, or crayons?

black 

How many pillows do you sleep with?

2 

How many blankets do you sleep with?

3 (if the top sheet counts, ALWAYS top sheet) 

Do you ever plan to get married one day?

fuck no 

Do you ever plan to have kid(s) one day?

fuck no 

Do you subscribe to any religion?

fuck no 

Something in your room that you think is funny for whatever reason

the hotel room i am in right now has a teacup the size of my head painted with parrots and I have no idea why. 

Would you rather be an actor, singer, comedian, or would you do something on YouTube/twitch/some other site

i would rather gouge out my own eyeball than be a celebrity of any kind 

Are you scared of the dentist?

not at all, my dental hygiene is fucking amazing, they often get mad at me for wasting their time 

(before you ask: good genetics + fucking flossing = the answer, just floss while watching your favorite bl, it’s not goodamn rocket science, take care of your teeth you slackwits) 

Do you wear makeup?

sometimes 

If you could be any character of the opposite sex, who would you be?

i already am 

In the literal sense, are you an introvert or extrovert?

both 

What's something in your room that makes no sense without context

aside from that dumb teacup, i don’t know, i’m not in my room, i’m rarely in my room 

Favorite subject in school?

If you could visit any place in the world where would you go?

right now, i wanna get to taiwan before it isn’t anymore 

A show/movie thats been on your watchlist forever but you for some reason keep putting off

Is the name you use online your real name? (Real name does not mean deadname)

never 

Do you have a favorite sibling?

If you were to have a kid what names would you have in mind?

no fucking children, not mine, not anyone else’s, i am not interested, yours is NOT the cutest nor the smartest (trust me) and i don’t want to hear about them 

Do you think things like anniversaries are a big deal?

no

Mobile games or PC/console games?

no games 

Do you believe in things like ghosts?

no

Long sleeve + shorts or short sleeve + pants

depends on the weather and culture 

Can you do any voice impressions?

no 

What was the first fandom you were genuinely into

star trek 

Do you prefer womens or mens products?

depends on the smell, price, and effectiveness  

would you be fine having your partner completely provide for you?

never 

Plain clothes or vibrant and eye catching clothes?

neither, i’m usually just stylish and quirky 

Movie date or restaurant date?

food 

Do you split the check or expect only one of you to be paying it?

split or I’ll pay if my friend isn’t holding 

Favorite fast food place?

i’d rather not 

How do you make your coffee?

in italy 

Do you pay attention to the music or the lyrics more?

music 

Are you more energetic or tame?

energetic 

Are you witty?

only by accident  

A show everyone criticizes that you like

[diabolus1exmachina]

Aston Martin One-77 (property — before being seized by Swiss authorities — of the son of the leader of one of the most corrupt governments in Central Africa)

In keeping with its tradition of producing limited edition, hand crafted exotica for the wealthy aficionado, best exemplified by the DB4 GT Zagato of the 1960s, Aston Martin previewed its proposed One-77 'hypercar' at the 2008 Paris Motor Show. 'The finished One-77 made its official debut in April 2009 at the Concorso d'Eleganza Ville d'Este, held on the shores of Lake Como in Italy, winning the 'Award for Concept Cars and Prototypes'. Designed by Marek Reichman, it was the fastest and most powerful Aston Martin ever built, with a top speed of 220mph, and also the most expensive, carrying a price tag of £1,150,000. Hailed by its maker as "possibly the world's most desirable automotive art form", the One-77 with its long bonnet and short tail was every inch the classically proportioned Gran Turismo, combing muscular pugnacity and feline grace in equal measure. A two-seater closed coupé, the One-77 featured advanced technology in the form of an immensely rigid and lightweight carbon fibre monocoque chassis, which carried a seamless body traditionally handcrafted in aluminium. Made from a single sheet of aluminium, each front wing was said to take one craftsman three weeks to produce.  Other state-of-the-art features included bi-xenon headlamps with integrated LED side lights and direction indicators, LED rear lamps (fog and reverse), carbon fibre front splitters, carbon fibre rear diffuser, and active aerodynamics with deployable spoiler. Providing the horsepower needed to breach the magic 200mph barrier was a stretched (to 7.3 litres) version of Aston Martin's existing 48-valve V12 engine. Extensively reworked by Cosworth Engineering, it produced 750bhp and 553lb/ft of torque, and was the world's most powerful normally aspirated road-car engine at the time of the One-77's introduction. Cosworth's extensive re-engineering included fitting dry-sump lubrication, which enabled the V12 to be carried 100mm lower in the One-77's chassis than in that of the DB9. Like the V8 in the One-77's Vantage sister car, the V12 engine was mounted towards the centre of the chassis, well aft of the front axle line in the interests of optimum weight distribution, to which end the six-speed automatic/manual transmission was located at the rear in the form of an integrated transaxle. Power was transmitted to the limited-slip differential by a carbon fibre prop shaft encased in a magnesium alloy torque tube, reaching the road surface via 20" forged alloy wheels - 7-spoke or 10-spoke - shod with Pirelli P Zero Corsa tyres.

Unusually for a road car, the One-77's all-independent suspension featured pushrod actuation of the adjustable mono-tube dampers, a system more commonly found in modern competition cars. There were double wishbones at all four corners: the front incorporating anti-dive geometry, and the rear anti-squat and anti-lift. The suspension was also electrically adjustable for both ride height and rate change.

The rack and pinion was power assisted, delivering 3.0 turns lock-to-lock, while the steering column was adjustable for both tilt and reach. Braking was supplied by carbon ceramic discs all round, gripped by six-piston callipers at the front, four-piston callipers at the rear. Dynamic Stability Control (DSC), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD), Emergency Brake Assist (EBA), and traction control were all incorporated in the interests of controllability and safety. Releasing the driver's door, which swings out and arcs upwards, the One-77's fortunate owner would be confronted by a leather-trimmed sports steering wheel, electrically adjustable lightweight memory seats, and dual-stage driver/passenger front airbags. Other interior features included automatic temperature control, a trip computer, and touch-sensitive map-reading LED lights. Powerfold exterior memory mirrors came as standard, while front/rear parking cameras were an option. Number '35' of the 77 built, this EU model has a legend engraved on the door sill stating that it was 'Hand built in England for Theodore N'Guema Obiang Mangue'. Finished in red with red-piped cream interior, the car is offered with Equatorial Guinea registration papers.

[infernalmellifera]

it’s totally fine if not but would you ever consider posting some info on how you made your mirage head?id love to cosplay v2 but im lost on how to go about the construction of it lol

HI I LOVE THIS QUESTION AND I WAS ACTUALLY HOPING TO MAKE IT THIS MIRAGE MONDAY ANYWAYS!!! 🩷🤭

🩷Mirage Monday: Construction and Process!🩷

I dont have pics of the template, but if i ever remake it ill be sure to make one sorry ;; BUT before even constructing, ive found that making a small doll-sized prototype! (and fun bonus, if you dont lose yours like i did, you can use it with your monster high dolls!)

The line going straight across the horizontal center is a score line (not cut all the way through) to assist in shape! it helps to give it that little edge to it without having to glue it! i also scored it to make the rounded parts at the bottom of the neck and the inset of the eye :)

each side is its own panel, except the front that is composed of 5 panels (left and right sides, center top, chin, and under chin( and the optional stem, that i ended up ditching because it dug into my neck.

after hot gluing all the pieces together, i filled in the seams with clay foam, but that step is completely optional when working with sharp edges. after that, i spray painted it white (which i regret! it wont get the smell out of the cardboard!!!) as a base coat, but id suggest just using white gesso or white acrylic paint to help get that vibrant colors on. i used acrylic paints for the colors and a light shine finish on top! but if you wanna bypass that step, you can totally use glossy acrylics :)

the face mesh!! mine is made from patio screen, but if you can afford it, there is a mesh made specifically for prop heads that would look better !! acrylic paint also works great here. shown above is my first draft for the face that i ended up ripping off and starting over for, so be prepared to either have two in case you mess up, or start by drafting it out on plain paper to see if you like it.

theres a piece of foam at the chin for stabilization too! i put a headband on the inside for the same purpose, but ive found my hair is too long to actually use that without a wig cap, so its a little obsolete and i push it to the back while wearing it. it kinda hugs the back of my head and stabilizes it decently….. but honestly you could get that same effect with just the foam.

lastly, the mechanics!! i am by no means an engineer by any means, i just happened to have extra LEDs. The Eye is made of LEDs set into two painted ribbon spools glued on top of the mesh screen with a painted fabric-like plastic sheet (from a wig bag) to diffuse the light (and that little extra circle is just a piece of paper) .

in the back of it, i have a little switch! it comes from a pack of string lights from the dollar tree, but i had to dismantle the battery pack because the LEDs only work with 9v batteries (sad!) so i had to figure out how to make a 9v battery cover out of the AA battery pack. its a bit cheugy but its functional! if youre planning on wearing it for a long time, totally install a computer fan!!!! it gets super sweaty in there (ew!) even though the entire face is ventilated :p

i am the worst person to ask about soldering, but im positive you could find a pretty good tutorial on youtube :,) my lights run from the back battery, to the left light, to the right light, and ends at the eye (mostly because the lights had input/output on both sides and the eye did Not).

if ive missed ANYTHING, feel free to ask me in comments, reblogs, asks, or DMs!!

[rovermcfly]

How I Made C-53's Cube For My Cosplay

(cosplay)

This isn't going to be a full step-by-step guide or anything, just an overview to give an idea of all the materials and effort required for this specific cube so I skip a lot of details. If you do manage to use this as a guide to make the cube yourself I'd appreciate a credit (and would love to see it).

For anyone curious about my process: I worked on this for about two months in total. I started out with different materials and a different concept and ran into a lot of roadblocks, at least one short circuit and spent quite a bit of money. I had to learn basics of LEDs, programming them, circuitry, electronics etc and spent many hours not even making anything and just learning things to get an idea of what I will and won't be able to do (for example I couldn't program the LEDs myself because the additional cables and microcontroller board simply wouldn't have fit inside the cube but I had to learn a lot about it first to reach that conclusion). I'm not gonna share the previous versions but they all followed the basic general idea (blinking/"moving" LEDs inside an acrylic box) just executed worse.

The parts and tools I needed for the final cube:

and there is a German website that makes custom acrylic boxes so I chose a 105 x 105 x 105 mm box with the screws to hold it together (I like the screws for a more computer/technology look) :

The bluetooth controller came pre-programmed with exactly the light effect I wanted and I control it with my phone.

All the LED parts are connected/soldered together in this general layout:

After connecting everything I stuck the LED sheets to the plastic cube that I cut with an exactor knife to make space for the cables and connections based on how I personally could work best with it

I sanded the acrylic box before assembling it to give it a frosted look and diffuse the light and for additional diffusion I made sheets with the polyester cotton by wrapping it in the clear packing tape so I can easily take it all out and put it back in

And it all fits together like this and the lid of the acrylic box becomes the bottom so it all rests on the battery pack and bluetooth controller so when turned around it gives the illusion of a free-floating cube inside the box

The final result is pretty much exactly what I had envisioned and I am unbelievably happy with it. All the hours and money that went into making this were absolutely worth it and if nothing else this showed me again how you truly can learn and do anything if you just bring enough curiosity, passion and confidence to a project.

Also a quick shoutout to Kamui Cosplay and their discord, without their resources (videos and books on LEDs) and the helpful people in the discord I never would've been able to make this!

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Part one of ‘what happens when my friends know I play ttrpgs and do calligraphy’, otherwise known as one of my favorite commission projects I’ve had to date.

What you can barely see under the glass desktop is a string of clearance LED lights wrapped under the support frame of the desk and diffused with a sheet of printer paper, effectively turning my entire desktop into a light board.

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Best Practices for Filming eLearning Videos on a Budget

Creating engaging and effective eLearning videos doesn’t have to be expensive. With careful planning, creativity, and a focus on key elements, you can produce high-quality educational content without breaking the bank. Here are some best practices for filming eLearning videos on a budget that will help you deliver impactful learning experiences without compromising quality. Plan Thoroughly Before You Start Before you hit record, it’s essential to plan every aspect of your video. Start with a clear script and storyboard. These tools will guide your filming process and ensure that you stay focused on your objectives. A well-prepared script not only keeps the content concise and relevant but also helps avoid unnecessary reshoots, saving both time and money. When storyboarding, visualise each scene, shot by shot. This will allow you to anticipate any potential challenges, such as lighting or camera angles, and solve them before filming begins. Additionally, planning ahead will help you stick to your budget, as you’ll have a clear idea of what’s needed, reducing the risk of unexpected expenses. Use Affordable Equipment High-quality equipment can be expensive, but there are budget-friendly alternatives that still deliver excellent results. Modern smartphones, for example, have advanced cameras capable of recording high-definition video. Pair your smartphone with an inexpensive tripod or stabiliser to ensure steady shots. These tools are essential for avoiding shaky footage, which can distract learners and detract from the professionalism of your content. For audio, consider investing in an affordable external microphone, such as a lapel or shotgun mic. Clear, crisp audio is crucial in eLearning videos, as poor sound quality can make content difficult to understand, leading to disengagement. Fortunately, there are many budget-friendly microphones available that offer a significant improvement over built-in smartphone mics. Leverage Natural Lighting Lighting plays a crucial role in video production, and good lighting doesn’t have to be expensive. Natural light is free and can be a powerful tool in your filming arsenal. Whenever possible, shoot your videos during the day and position your subjects near windows to make the most of natural light. This will help ensure that your footage is bright, clear, and professional-looking. If you’re filming indoors and natural light is limited, consider using inexpensive LED lights or even household lamps to enhance the lighting. Just be sure to avoid harsh shadows and overexposure by diffusing the light with a simple white sheet or a piece of parchment paper. Shooting during the “golden hour”—the hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset—can also add a warm, soft glow to your videos, giving them a polished, cinematic look without the need for expensive lighting equipment. Optimise Your Filming Locations Choosing the right location for your eLearning videos can significantly impact production quality without adding to your budget. Look for quiet, well-lit spaces that require minimal setup and won’t incur additional costs. Avoid locations with heavy background noise, such as traffic or air conditioning units, which can be distracting and reduce audio quality. Consider filming in a home office, a quiet room in your house, or even a local library. These spaces often have the necessary elements to create a professional-looking video without the expense of renting a studio. If you need a more polished backdrop, try using free or low-cost background options, such as a plain wall, a bookshelf, or a fabric backdrop. These simple setups can add depth and professionalism to your videos without requiring a significant financial investment. Edit with Budget-Friendly Software Editing is where your video truly comes to life, and fortunately, there are many free or low-cost editing tools available that offer powerful features. Software like DaVinci Resolve, HitFilm Express, and iMovie provide everything you need to create professional-looking eLearning videos, from cutting and trimming clips to adding transitions, effects, and titles. Online tools like Clipchamp or Kapwing are also excellent options for simple editing tasks and are particularly user-friendly for those new to video production. These platforms often include templates, stock footage, and other resources that can enhance your videos without additional cost. Remember to keep your editing simple and focused on clarity. Overly complex edits or excessive effects can be distracting and may take away from the educational content of your video. Aim for a clean, polished final product that effectively communicates your message. Incorporate Free Stock Resources To enhance your videos without increasing your budget, consider using free stock footage, images, and music. Websites like Pexels, Pixabay, and Videvo offer high-quality stock footage and images that can add visual interest and context to your eLearning videos. Similarly, platforms like Bensound, Incompetech, and the YouTube Audio Library provide a wide range of royalty-free music that can elevate the production value of your content. These resources can be particularly useful for illustrating concepts, setting the mood, or providing transitions between sections of your video. By incorporating stock resources, you can make your videos more dynamic and engaging without incurring the costs associated with original production. Filming eLearning videos on a budget is entirely possible with careful planning, the right tools, and a bit of creativity. By leveraging affordable equipment, natural lighting, optimal locations, and budget-friendly editing software, you can produce high-quality videos that effectively engage learners and convey your message. Incorporating free stock resources further enhances your videos, adding professionalism and polish without additional expense. With these best practices, you can create impactful eLearning content that fits your budget and meets your educational goals. Find out more about how we can help you create your next e-learning video : +44 (0)113 288 3245 | hello@shotblastmedia.co.uk Your Industrial Story Starts Here Press the button. Make the call. Transform your media. +44 (0)113 288 3245 hello@shotblastmedia.co.uk Contact Us

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How To Select The Right Light Diffuser Sheet

Light diffuser sheet is obtained by evenly spreading the light diffusing agent on the LED board. It has excellent light diffusion, light transmittance, good UV stability, and is widely used in the LED industry. Read this blog to know how to choose the right light diffuser sheet

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The Versatility of Acrylic Applications Across Different Industries

Acrylic’s adaptability across a broad range of industries highlights its importance in modern manufacturing and design. As industries evolve, the role of acrylic is likely to expand even further, contributing to innovations that shape the future.

Acrylic, also known as polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), has become a widespread material in modern industries due to its unique combination of properties. Its clarity, strength, lightweight nature, and resistance to UV rays and weathering make it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. From construction to fashion, acrylic plays a crucial role in many fields, proving its versatility time and time again. We will explore the diverse applications of acrylic across different industries.

1. Construction and Architecture

Acrylic is a preferred material in construction and architecture, especially where transparency and durability are required. It’s commonly used in windows, skylights, and facades, offering the clarity of glass but with significantly less weight and higher impact resistance. Acrylic sheets can be molded into various shapes, allowing architects to create innovative designs.

In addition to its structural applications, acrylic is often used in interior design. It’s found in furniture, partitions, and decorative elements where its glossy finish and the ability to be tinted in various colors add aesthetic appeal. Acrylic’s weather resistance also makes it suitable for outdoor applications like signage, light fixtures, and exterior panels.

2. Automotive Industry

The automotive industry heavily relies on acrylic for its combination of lightweight and durability. It is widely used in car windows, sunroofs, and headlights. Acrylic’s ability to withstand environmental stress, including exposure to UV light, makes it an ideal material for these applications. Its lightweight nature contributes to overall vehicle efficiency, improving fuel economy.

Moreover, the aesthetic versatility of acrylic allows automotive designers to create sleek, modern-looking components, enhancing both the functionality and appearance of vehicles.

3. Medical and Healthcare

In the medical and healthcare sectors, acrylic is valued for its clarity, biocompatibility, and ease of sterilization. It is commonly used in medical devices, such as incubators, surgical instruments, and protective shields. Acrylic’s transparency allows for clear visibility, which is crucial in many medical applications.

Additionally, acrylic is used in dental practices for making dentures, crowns, and orthodontic appliances. Its moldability and strength ensure a comfortable and durable fit for patients. The material’s non-toxic nature makes it safe for use in close contact with the human body.

4. Retail and Advertising

Acrylic is essential in the retail and advertising industries due to its excellent light transmission and ease of fabrication. It is frequently used for signage, point-of-purchase displays, and product stands. Acrylic Supplier says that acrylic’s ability to be laser-cut and engraved allows for intricate designs, making it ideal for customized promotional materials.

In the advertising world, acrylic lightboxes and displays are popular because they effectively catch the eye and convey messages. The material’s durability ensures that these displays maintain their appearance over time, even in high-traffic environments.

5. Electronics and Technology

The electronics and technology industries also benefit from the versatility of acrylic. It is often used as a protective cover for screens and displays due to its high optical clarity and scratch resistance. Acrylic’s insulating properties make it suitable for use in various electronic components, helping to protect them from dust and moisture.

Acrylic is also used in the manufacturing of LED light diffusers, enhancing the light’s distribution and providing a softer, more even illumination. Its lightweight nature and ease of machining make it a popular choice for custom electronic enclosures and cases.

6. Fashion and Jewelry

In the fashion industry, acrylic is celebrated for its ability to replicate the appearance of glass or gemstones while being much lighter and more affordable. It is used to create a wide range of accessories, including jewelry, sunglasses, and watches. Acrylic’s versatility allows designers to experiment with bold colors and innovative shapes, creating unique and fashionable pieces.

Moreover, acrylic is used in the production of fashion-forward clothing items, such as clear heels, bags, and statement jewelry. The material’s durability ensures that these items can withstand the wear and tear of everyday use, maintaining their style and integrity.

7. Art and Design

Acrylic has long been a favorite among artists and designers due to its workability and aesthetic appeal. Acrylic paints, for example, offer vibrant colors and quick drying times, making them popular among painters. The material’s ability to be cast, shaped, and polished allows sculptors and designers to create intricate and durable pieces.

In contemporary design, acrylic is often used for furniture, lighting, and home decor. Its transparency and ability to be colored make it a versatile material that can complement various design styles, from minimalist to eclectic.

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How Acrylic Design Sheets Can Change Displays and Lighting Fixtures

Acrylic design sheets, which provide a flexible and visually beautiful substitute for conventional materials, have completely transformed the fields of interior design and display creation. They are perfect for changing lighting installations and displays because of their special qualities, which include lightweight design, durability, and good light diffusion. Acrylic design sheets can improve your lighting and display projects in the following ways:

1. Improved Diffusion of Light

a. Distributed Light Evenly: Acrylic design sheets are well known for their capacity to disperse light evenly, removing harsh edges and producing a uniform, even glow. They are ideal for lighting fixtures like backlit displays, light boxes, and LED panels because of this feature.

b. Customizable Transparency: Designers can manage the quantity of light going through and create the desired mood by adjusting the level of transparency or opacity to meet individual needs.

2. Ingenious Lighting Designs

a. Shapes and Sizes: Acrylic sheets are easily shaped, molded, and cut into a variety of forms, which makes it possible to create complicated and one-of-a-kind lighting fixtures. Because of this adaptability, designers can play with unique sizes and shapes to improve the aesthetic appeal of any area.

b. Color Options: Acrylic sheets come in a variety of colors and can be utilized to produce vivid and interesting lighting effects. Colored acrylic sheets can add a dramatic touch to lighting fixtures that increases the overall design appeal.

3. Sturdiness and Extended Life

a. Impact Resistance: Acrylic sheets are ideal for high-traffic locations and installations where durability is essential because they are extremely resilient to impact. Acrylic is less likely to break than glass, making it a safer and more dependable material for lighting fixtures and displays.

b. UV Resistance: Many acrylic sheets are UV-resistant, which keeps them from deteriorating and yellowing over time. This guarantees that lighting fixtures and displays have a longer lifespan and remain visually pleasing and functional.

4. Application Versatility

a. Architectural lighting: Wall sconces, ceiling lights, and decorative panels, are perfect for acrylic design sheets. Their superb light diffusing capabilities and capacity to be sculpted into a variety of shapes make them ideal for designing sleek, contemporary lighting solutions.

b. Retail and Exhibition Displays: Acrylic sheets can be utilized to make attention-grabbing displays in retail and exhibition settings. Their ability to diffuse light and maintain clarity improves the visibility of displays and items, increasing their attraction to prospective buyers.

5. Benefits to the Environment and Sustainability

a. Recyclability: Acrylic sheets are eco-friendly materials for sustainable design projects since they can be recycled. Recyclable material use promotes eco-friendly design principles and waste reduction.

b. Energy Efficiency: Lighting systems can operate more efficiently because to acrylic sheets' superior light-diffusing qualities. They can save energy and cut electricity expenses by reducing the need for additional light sources by dispersing light more efficiently.

In summary

There are many advantages to using acrylic design sheets for revamping lighting fixtures and displays. They are the perfect option for designers looking for creative and eye-catching solutions because of their superior light diffusion, robustness, adaptability, and ease of construction. Whether they are used for architectural lighting, store displays, or custom installations, acrylic sheets offer the perfect balance of aesthetic appeal and practicality.  Visit Perfect International General Trading, a reputable brand in the field, for premium acrylic design sheets and knowledgeable guidance.

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Elevate Your Designs with Polycarbonate Sheets, Parts, Boxes, and Trays

Elevate your architectural and industrial designs with the revolutionary polycarbonate sheet, a material swiftly becoming the preferred choice over traditional glass, toughened glass, and polyethylene membranes. This innovative product is the epitome of functionality meets aesthetics, offering a remarkable blend of durability, lightweight design, and high light-transmitting properties. With its superior frame resistance, robust UV protection, and striking visual appeal, polycarbonate sheets stand out as the ideal solution for myriad applications including architectural roofing, glazing, and beyond.

Why Choose Polycarbonate?

Unmatched Durability: Withstand the test of time with high impact and heat resistance.

Crystal Clear Clarity: High light transmission ensures natural lighting and visibility.

Feather-Light Strength: Achieve high rigidity without the weight, easing the load on structures.

Design Versatility: Freedom to create with sheets that adapt to your vision.

All-Weather Resilience: Performance that stands up to the elements—from harsh sun to heavy rain.

Effortless Installation: Simple installation process that bends to your needs.

Ultimate UV Shielding: Keep your spaces protected with built-in UV resistance.

Explore Our Range of Polycarbonate Groups

Clear Transparent Sheet: For pure clarity and vision.

LED Diffuser Sheet: Soften and spread light evenly.

Embossed Sheets: Add texture and depth to any space.

Multiwall Sheets: Layered for extra strength and insulation.

Fire Redundant Sheets: For enhanced safety and compliance.

Versatile Applications Tailored to Your Needs

Illuminated Walkways & Domes: Create pathways that light up life's journey using polycarbonate sheets.

North Light Glazing & Industrial Cladding: Brighten your industrial spaces with natural light using polycarbonate boxes.

Swimming Pool Covers: Combine safety with aesthetic elegance using polycarbonate parts.

Greenhouses: Cultivate and protect your green investments utilizing polycarbonate trays.

Partition Walls & Safety Glazing: Define spaces without sacrificing safety using polycarbonate boxes.

Sound & Noise Barriers: Find your haven of peace amid chaos with durable polycarbonate trays.

Specifications to Fit Every Project

Compact Sheet Thickness: Ranging from 0.3mm to 15mm for various applications including polycarbonate parts production.

Standard Compact Sheet Sizes: 4ft x 8ft / 2mtr x 3mtr suitable for creating custom-sized polycarbonate boxes.

Multiwall Thickness Options: Select from 6mm or 10mm ideal for robust applications such as creating durable polycarbonate trays.

Extended Multiwall Sizes: Available in sizes like 4 ft x 39 ft / 7 ft x 39 ft tailored for large scale projects involving polycarbonate parts.

Craft your next project with a material that reflects the future—strong, versatile, beautifully transparent—and perfect for creating innovative polycarbonate parts & trays. Embrace the possibilities with our range of polycarbonate sheets where every design is an opportunity to innovate.

This structured guide aims at helping you understand how you can leverage our products efficiently in various projects while meeting specific needs through customized solutions like our premium quality polycarbonate parts⁠—boxes—and trays! Whether you're designing illuminated walkways or sound barriers—polycarbonates are your go-to materials!

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"Horrible product! Did not work as unintended!"

Like a lot of people, I try to avoid buying from Amazon. Sometimes, though, you just need something cheap and fast, or your credit card is offering a special deal if you shop from them, so you shrug your shoulders and say "Bezos is an ass, but his poor employees deserve to eat".

Right now it's photography gels. I want something I can play with, while I'm figuring out how these things work, that aren't top grade. I will probably accidentally destroy a few in the learning process and don't want to cry over it. So, since my Prime* hasn't given out just yet, I decided to find an inexpensive set. There were several in my price range (slightly more than 'dirt out of the garden**'), so I decided to look at the reviews.

...

The main thing the reviews told me is that 90% of the people buying this stuff aren't photographers, and were therefore useless. Now, some of the positive reviews were kinda fun if you're a crafter. I now know which brand of cheap photo gel to buy if, for instance, I want to turn the glass inlay in my front door into stained glass, or make coloured lanterns. Not so helpful with photography, though.

The bad reviews, though?

UTTERLY HILARIOUS!

"I taped this piece of coloured plastic across the recessed canned lighting in my house and not only did one sheet not change the entire colour of my room, but after a few hours the plastic melted! Horrible product, do not recommend!"

Well no shit, Sherlock! Gels are meant for tinting lighting. For strong colour - at least from cheapies like this - you want to double up. Even I know that, and I'm still at the stinky baby level of photography lighting. And your canned lights produce heat. Lots of heat. More heat than these little sheets of plastic are designed to handle, especially long term.

And there are just...so many reviews like this! Diffuser sheets?

"I wanted nice, soft lighting when I was watching TV and these didn't soften up my overhead lights anywhere near as much as I wanted!"

Dude, those are meant to reduce harsh shadows on portrait photography, not improve your movie viewing experience!

The best part is that there are actual products designed to do these things! There are coloured light bulbs! Again, they range in wattage and quality, but they're far more likely to work in your canned lights than photography gels! There are LEDs with dimmer switched built into the bulb!

Buying those will make you look a whole lot more clever than leaving horrible reviews on products that aren't designed to be used the way you're using them!

*my credit card does the 'special deal' thing every November-December, so I shrug and get a cheap Prime trial and carry it through those months, since I'll probably spend enough to make it worth my while and, as mentioned, the workers deserve food. The rest of the time they can forget it, unless a new season of GO just dropped.

**anyone who still uses the term 'cheap as dirt' has not actually purchased dirt lately. Dirt is only cheap if it hasn't been carefully sifted free of rock, packed with plant-happy organic nutrients, and blended to make premium conditions for plants.

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5 Must-Have Bathroom Supplies for a Luxurious Experience

When it comes to creating a spa-like haven in your home, the secret lies in the details. Transforming your bathroom into a retreat requires more than just fancy tiles and ambient lighting—it's about investing in the right bathroom supplies Melbourne that turn your daily routine into a pampering ritual. 

In this blog, we'll explore five essential bathroom supplies that will take your bath experience to the next level.

Plush Towels: Wrap Yourself in Luxury

The foundation of any indulgent bath experience begins with the touch of a plush towel against your skin. Upgrade your bathroom supplies by investing in high-quality, soft towels that not only dry you off but also cocoon you in luxury. 

Opt for Egyptian or Turkish cotton towels for their superior absorbency and silky texture. Having a set of oversized bath sheets adds an extra layer of comfort, making you feel like you've just stepped out of a high-end spa.

Aromatherapy Essentials: Elevate Your Senses

Enhance your bath time escape by incorporating aromatherapy into your bathroom supplies arsenal. Scents have a profound impact on our mood, and there's no better way to create a serene atmosphere than with the right fragrances. 

Consider adding essential oil diffusers, scented candles, or bath salts to your collection. Lavender, eucalyptus, and chamomile are popular choices known for their calming properties, turning your bath into a sensory retreat.

Luxurious Bathrobe: Lounge in Style

Extend the spa experience beyond the tub with a luxurious bathrobe. This key addition to your bathroom supplies not only keeps you warm after your bath but also adds a touch of opulence to your routine. 

Opt for a plush, heavyweight robe made from premium materials like cotton or bamboo. Imagine wrapping yourself in a cozy cocoon as you sip on your favourite beverage, extending the tranquillity of your bath well into your post-soak relaxation.

Tech-Savvy Showerhead: Turn Your Bath into a Waterfall

Upgrade your daily shower routine with a state-of-the-art, tech-savvy showerhead. The world of bathroom supplies Melbourne has evolved, and now you can turn your bath into a waterfall experience. 

Look for options with adjustable settings, rainfall features, and even LED lights for a touch of modern luxury. A high-quality showerhead not only enhances your bathing experience but also adds a touch of sophistication to your bathroom.

Organic Bath Products: Treat Your Skin Right

Pamper your skin with organic bath products that not only cleanse but also nourish. Make sure your bathroom supplies include sulphate-free, paraben-free, and cruelty-free options to indulge your skin without any guilt. 

From botanical-infused shower gels to rich body creams, investing in organic products ensures that your bath is not only a sensory delight but also a moment of self-care for your skin.

Conclusion

Incorporating these five must-have bathroom supplies Melbourne into your routine can turn your ordinary bathroom into a sanctuary of luxury and relaxation. From the touch of plush towels to the soothing aroma of essential oils, each element contributes to creating a spa-like experience within the confines of your home. 

Elevate your bath routine, invest in these essentials, and transform your bathroom into a haven of tranquillity. Your daily self-care ritual is about to get an upgrade!

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ADIDAS Flagship Store by Ọshinówò Studio

Located in the sought-after Victoria Island area, Oshinowo Studio won the project following a design competition held by ONL Estates with a brief to draw together Nigerian art, culture, and aesthetics with the global brand’s style and personality.

Oshinowo Studio’s design draws inspiration from Lagos itself, the home of urban culture in Nigeria and a global centre of creativity. The two-floor, 380 square metre project is a retrofit of an existing 1970s building and is conceived as a combination of clean lines overlaid with a façade that adds a layered texture, reflecting the depth and complexity of the upcycling, reuse, and regeneration that can be found throughout the city.

Tosin Oshinowo, Founder, Oshinowo Studio, said: “Our design is inspired by the city’s resilient, adaptable, and go-getter resolve, building a place of convergence for sports and culture.”

Constructed using a combination of solid and perforated corrugated aluminium sheets traditionally used as roofing in Lagos’s mass housing projects, the striking façade also features LED linear lighting to illuminate the ridged surface, creating a dynamic and unexpected visual effect. In this way, simple and functional materials are elevated to create an optical illusion in which the level of transparency depends on the viewer’s distance from the building. This ingenious façade configuration means that the store has a visible shop window, as well as ample natural sunlight that is sufficiently diffuse to prevent the interior from overheating.

The project also represents an opportunity for adidas, which also carried out the interior design and fit-out of the store, to collaborate with contemporary Nigerian artists Chinelo Ezewudo, Osa Okunkpolor, Dennis Osadebe, and Ayoola Gbolahan.

Words & Image Courtesy of Oshinowo Studio.

For more visit the project website here.