Although I love winter and snow, I'm already thinking about spring! The concept of this project was to bring some "glow" to a normal painting. Now I am in no regard a very good painter, but I recently got my hands on some conductive paint from friend here and with my love of LEDs I knew I had to get some sort of project going.
This project brings together the normal necessities of a painting and spices it up with the warm glow of a few LEDs. The LEDs give a bit more light to your normal wall hanging.
The abilities of conductive paint are endless and I hope to see more projects coming out in the future.
Enjoy!
This project brings together the normal necessities of a painting and spices it up with the warm glow of a few LEDs. The LEDs give a bit more light to your normal wall hanging.
The abilities of conductive paint are endless and I hope to see more projects coming out in the future.
Enjoy!
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Main materials:
- canvas
- paint brushes
- acrylic paint
- conductive paint
- LEDs (I'm using red 3mm ones)
- battery holder
- batteries (CR2032 type)
- alligator clips
Other materials:
- needle nose pliers
- nail polish
- pencil
- canvas
- paint brushes
- acrylic paint
- conductive paint
- LEDs (I'm using red 3mm ones)
- battery holder
- batteries (CR2032 type)
- alligator clips
Other materials:
- needle nose pliers
- nail polish
- pencil
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dancing under the stars says:
Apr 13, 2012. 2:09 PMReply
What brand of conductive paint did you use?
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Dr.Bill says:
Jan 11, 2012. 12:25 PMReply
Sakura !
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ipf_group says:
Dec 28, 2011. 1:06 PMReply
Simple and nice. Good !
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