This week, I completely finished the project by making the surface look better and more solid. Also, I added a base support to enable the light to be stably set on table.
To make it solid, I used my “fail” idea, which is overlaying lots of paper tissue on the original frame by using glue. After it total dry and stable, I applied white acrylic paint on the surface to make it look more nature and textured.
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Also, since it is a round shape, it is hard to stand on table, which I used hardboard to create a base for it. The base is also painted by white color, which makes it look like the same texture as the surface of the frame.
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In addition, with another cover, the light is only through the front side. I feel it looks better, because the shadow between layers is clearer and has more contrasts with other layers.
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