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By the way, I checked the "Spores" folder and found the types I used to play. I don't have the game installed right now and don't really want to reinstall it, so here are some small screenshots.
In the photo, there are strips of aluminum with an LED strip attached. In the center, there will be a socket for a regular light bulb. I need to come up with an interesting lampshade that: 1) is relatively easy to make; 2) looks good against a background of wallpaper with a floral pattern; 3) covers the transformer, which will be installed above this chandelier; 4) fits within a size of 16x16 inches. Maybe someone can suggest something?
I think I've reviewed several thousand photos on Google Images in the last two months. About 80% of them are duplicates. The rest either don't fit or are too complex. For example, the same flower petals need to be curved in two planes, with a separate matrix for each... Plus, the choice of available materials is limited – acrylic stone, plywood.
The whole point is to create something unusual with minimal costs. Buying it is out of the question.
And also, the shape of the lamp in the photo is not necessarily final. You can modify it in any way you want – make it a sphere, a swastika, or anything else.
I was rummaging through a folder with images and came across this. Since you're pushing the topic of discussion, it will be relevant. This is an acquaintance of mine, whom I haven't talked to for quite some time; she didn't know what to call the race and ended up calling it this. :)
In Skyrim, you can run around and kill everyone without saving. For example, when you complete the Companions quest and become a werewolf, you can clear out Whiterun quite legally, and it won't seem strange. After all, they attack first, right?