The future lamp for graffiti artists for sure, purchasable for $50 or a likely better as a (re)make -
This lamp is one of a kind - made from a vintage Krylon can in Portland, Oregon. The off/on switch is the spray nozzle. The arm clips onto any desk surface and swivels for your ultimate viewing experience. Light bulb included.Spray paint lamp - [via] Link.
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Feb 2, 2008 12:00 AM
Arts, Culture jamming, DIY Projects, Remake |
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Would I get sued if I made these and sold them on eBay?
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@Tim-
Not unless you post your intention to do so on a widely read blog that the artist is likely to read.
D'Oh!
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Looks like a very nice build, DO WANT.
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WOW, is it just me? Everytime I post a project that could be dangerous to idiots, I get slammed for my idea. Nobody slamming you for the dangers of cutting into an aresol can, but if you don't see that coming you shouldn't own tools. 8^)
This lamp IS a neat artistic expresson. I'll bet the Krylon people would love to have them at the home office.
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Damn. I LOVE the comments....
@Craig (Yeah...I was just looking at your 'power strip')
"WOW, is it just me? Everytime I post a project that could be dangerous to idiots.." and so on....
What are you responding to? 50% of the posts to date (3FEB08 0332 EST) love your idea outright. One wants to steal it and make money,but is uneasy. One wants to buy one NOW! And I told the one who wants to 'steal' it that he/she BUSTED themselves,so maybe don't try.
We are your friends, and want to learn with and from you.
Deep breath. Repeat as needed.Ohm........:)
BTW...on the reread...I dont see Craig's signature anywhere on the link....But THEY did say I would go blind....
What does 8^ mean?!? (if not typo....)
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These lamps are the brain-child and soul of my best friend.... We got a good laugh upon reading the dim fellow's comment on ripping them off... It's all about hip hop. These are just one of many ways him and ourselves as a crew show our love for hip hop. In these days of brainwashed botty shakers it's nice to see some heads... respect due- 3D
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