Mondrian Style Lamp

How can a "wanna-be" maker resist creating their own lamp? Simple: they can't.So, after checking out some existing designs and printing a couple of them, all I needed was the right inspiration.And then, as always, things happen by chance. I was chatting with a friend about abstract art, geometries, and Bauhaus, and somewhere in the conversation, Piet Mondrian came up.I have to admit I didn’t know much about this artist before. He was a famous Dutch painter and a pioneer of abstract art. His unique, revolutionary style influenced not just art, but also design, architecture, and fashion.Inspired by his work, I created these panels focusing on geometric patterns, which I colored using the AMS. Unfortunately, with only one AMS, I could print in just 4 colors, but if you have more than one, you can go up to 8 or even 12 colors. The base is designed to fit the "LED Lamp Kit 001".For the panels, I used Matte PLA with two combinations:Panel #1: red, yellow, white, and black