Unfortunately, this lighting fixture designed and built by Kevin Champeny from Jellio isn’t made with real Gummi bears. Instead, it’s made with approximately two thousand acrylic Gummi bears. Each fixture takes over a month to complete and it would make a sweet addition to any household.
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Dots Puzzle
The Dots puzzle was designed as a nod to the Washington Color School, a visual art movement that took shape from the 1950's to the 1970's.
1,000 pieces circular puzzle
34 colored dots to complete a...
$25.00
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julia on 01.06.2010 at 16:23 PM
yaya chou made a similar piece years ago… she’s got much better craftsmanship, in my opinion: http://www.yayachou.com/
lasse on 01.07.2010 at 10:57 AM
ups. check out Stuart Haygarth me made the Tide Chandelier (and others) for hes break through exhibition af Designers Block in London 2005. This lamp made by Jellio is so close to a copy/rip off, as you can get. I would feel ashame, since Stuart is a well known artist. And hes lamps has been in magazines all over the world. What do you think Design Milk???
Jaime on 01.07.2010 at 11:05 AM
Hi Lasse,
Yes it is very similar to Stuart’s work in its construction, which we covered here: http://design-milk.com/tide-chandelier/ but I don’t think it is a rip-off because Jellio used acrylic gummi bears and Stuart used found materials. It’s quite a difference concept and statement in my opinion.
Jaime
chandeliers lighting on 07.17.2010 at 23:17 PM
Wow…. that’s a colorful chandelier lighting. Very beautiful and fresh. I like it. Thanks for sharing guys :D
Nikita on 04.23.2013 at 17:03 PM
This s practically identical to stuart haygarth’s work!!! even the photography is the same. total rip off, the editor should have seen that straight away.
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