Playing around in my kitchen with my new macro lens.

The lampshade at the corner of my drawing room

In open state.

For lunch, we decided to dine in at an artsy local cafe managed by a local Ainu lady. She makes a very tasty sauted deer ricebowl

Designed and made by myself. Opaque glass was used in this design and when lit the colours and texture of the glass looks stunning.

20cm Shade in Stackhouse by Anna French

Andy!

Jerusalem Light Exhibit, 2009. Stall in a market for light fixtures made by artists. These lampshades are made of slats created by sandwiching layers of magazines and paper together and bonding themw. Artist: Erez Mulay.

SB-800 camera left

Lampshade at Bourbon Street Bar and Grille www.bourbonny.com/

Just Sarah is chided for wearing a rice bowl rather than a lampshade

blightdesign.com/lamp_crack.html

This lampshade appeared to be made of dried out old sticks of wood! We found it in the restaurant of the Globetrotter store.

Into the new house, and bought some new lampshades to celebrate :-) They make a great pattern on the ceiling.

Lampshades handcrafted from reclaimed Bartholomew's maps by Sarah Walker ArtShades

www.artshades.co.uk/blog

It occurs to me that I missed last months brow wax appointment... Oh well, this is me. Nothing added or taken away. I like that reflection in the pupil!

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Moose Turd Pie appears proud of his status as a back slider.

A star. Well a star lampshade.

They just reminded me of those little individual lampshades, you would find in a seedy hotel.

A closer view of the shades in the room

I made this lampshade at a recent workshop at Made On Marion (www.mademarioncraft.co.nz/)

Diameter: 14"

Height: 15"

Location: Greenhouse Loft, top shelf

These colourful vintage lampshades look lovely when lit up at night!

This is from Robert Kaufman collection called "Sisters of the Golden Temple". Because the design is so specific, I had to cut six 60-degree wedges and sew them together to preserve the design. Lost some of the details between the faces, but it was the best option.