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If you can 3D-print a car, then you can certainly 3D-print an elephant ! But try creating such a sculpture, with a lace structure. This sounds tricky and it probably is! The concept for Animal Lace - 3D printed wall sculptures, came from the creative minds of Paris based artists Linlin and Pierre-Yves Jacques , two experts in the field of digital creation.    These wall sculptures, can be illuminated with compact lighting and showcase graphical shadows on their surroundings. The material they are made of, is 3D printed polyamide finished with a glossy white paint. Another great invention by the two digital creators, is a lamp that will cover your walls in lace: A Lace Lamp ! For more infos on their work, click HERE . (all artwork & photos © LPJacques.com )

It is a rainy day INSIDE - or so it sounds! What you see here, is the interactive cloud lamp by Richard Clarkson . It comes with a speaker system, remote control and motion sensors, to react to its surroundings. It was built to imitate a thundercloud in appearance and sound. Additional functions are Nightlight and Music Reactive mode. Check out the video below, to see the indoor thunderstorm go down! We likey!! ϟ ϟ Cloud from Richard Clarkson on Vimeo . (image+video via RichardClarkson.com )

designed be recyclart Hello there! The weekend is coming up and we have found a great way for you to spend it: Make a lamp ! We are big fans of things that glow in the dark or any sort of mood lights, as well as Do-It-Yourself projects. Today's topic, combines the two. All these lamps you see on here, have been made at home .  designed by Joe O'Connell and Blessing Hancock Yes you will need some equipment and parts , but it is a great idea, to maybe work together with someone and build a lamp! For many more creative, DIY lamps as well as instructions and materials you will need, if you are ambitious enough to follow through, go to BoredPanda.com now. designed by Benoît Vieubled (all photos via BoredPanda.com )