Flat-Tess Display Panel
1. Trip to Lowe's --> Purchase 18" x 24" acrylic panels (slightly less than 1/4 inch thick) for $7 a piece.
2. Put a bunch of flat tess's between the panels and binder-clip the corners/edges.
3. Thread string/yarn/rope through the binder clips and underneath the bottom edge. Hang entire apparatus from hooks over a window.
4. Enjoy a $15 flat-tess backlighting display =D
(For me, it's unfortunate that my dorm doesn't have any non-blinded non-screened windows... that graininess is due to the screen. All of the tess's in this display right now already have individual photos in my stream.)
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Hmmm, I think I need to brighten my photos. On my screen it looks good, but sometimes my pictures look really dark on other computers.
Flat-Tess Display Panel
1. Trip to Lowe's --> Purchase 18" x 24" acrylic panels (slightly less than 1/4 inch thick) for $7 a piece.
2. Put a bunch of flat tess's between the panels and binder-clip the corners/edges.
3. Thread string/yarn/rope through the binder clips and underneath the bottom edge. Hang entire apparatus from hooks over a window.
4. Enjoy a $15 flat-tess backlighting display =D
(For me, it's unfortunate that my dorm doesn't have any non-blinded non-screened windows... that graininess is due to the screen. All of the tess's in this display right now already have individual photos in my stream.)
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Hmmm, I think I need to brighten my photos. On my screen it looks good, but sometimes my pictures look really dark on other computers.