What's Really Inside Those Frosted Lightbulbs by RodS

2D • Illustration • posted on Sep 13, 2009

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Description

This is what happens when you stay up way too late staring at light bulbs. In addition to digital art, photography, and any other expensive hobby I can find, I also design and refurbish lamps. This is an idea I came up with one late night while fooling around with an old lamp.

Comments (9)

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PSDuck

12:19AM | Mon, 14 September 2009

That's why they are frosted!

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bazza

2:54AM | Mon, 14 September 2009

I will buy the clear ones in future, so I can see these beauties, well done its superb!!

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Rainastorm

4:58AM | Mon, 14 September 2009

EXCELLENT lol Do they have bulbs with male figure inside also! ;-)

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myrrhluz

9:50PM | Wed, 16 September 2009

Wonderful! Great idea and terrific image!

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adrie

4:04AM | Fri, 18 September 2009

Wonderful scene and work, love the idea....excellent done.

AngelWeb58

3:21PM | Sat, 24 October 2009

Fantastic Work! great idea Angel

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MagikUnicorn

8:08PM | Sat, 26 June 2010

SWEEEET REALLY SWEET....WE NEED A GOON IDEA FOR THIS FUTURE PROBLEM... An meteor shower may damage the International Space Station and Hubble telescope According to NASA scientists a meteor shower, which would be the strongest since a decadecould significantly damage the ISS and satellites. The NASA scientists have announced that a meteor shower called Draconids (Which occurs every year in October) could severely damage the International Space Station but also found several satellites in orbit. Thus in 1933 and 1946, the rains are thousands of meteors per hour that had been observed. One to be held in 2011 of great concern to scientists. It would be the largest meteor shower since that which took place in 1998 with hundreds of meteors per hour. NASA is already planning to take certain steps to avoid problems. The space agency could refocus the space station and the Hubble. One scientist said to reporters from the Daily Telegraph that "if you affected by a sporadic meteor is an act of God, if you are hit by a meteor shower is an act of negligence.

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