I would not recommend this for any child's bedroom, but the Deep Sea Angler Lamp by Justin La Doux is an amazing piece of work made entirely out of found objects.
Justin has created an absolutely terrifying gigantic lamp made out of old bike parts, shovels, knives and other old rustic objects. Don't get too close however, because the lamp is also outfitted with motion censor lights that illuminate the entire body once the viewer gets close.
The deep sea angler lamp measures in at five feet tall with a base 4 feet wide and 5 feet long. The lights are all energy efficient and not surprising, Justin entered the ArtPrize contest and got in the top 100 out of 1,700 other artists.
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The Deep Sea Angler Lamp by Justin La Doux is Terrifying
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