Fibre optic lights?

4 years ago

Hi there. This is best way to use fibre optic lighting as ever seen. Can you help a bit to understand this project. How its made? It looks great!!

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Johnny Grey Studios.
Hi Christopher, I agree. Please see neighbouring comments. It was the clients idea to leave the fibre optics strands uncut and at random lengths - like a punk haircut. It was really that simple.
4 years ago
Kris K
:)
4 years ago
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Fibre optic lights?

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Johnny Grey Studios.

Kris K

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