Diy Fluorescent Light Diffuser

For this little project you will need purchased at dollarama foam project board tissue paper tape ruler straight edge hobby knife inspired kevin macleod.

Diy fluorescent light diffuser.

Many people don t want the full extent of the light source entering the space which will frequently cause too much light and create difficulty seeing. Parchment paper might be a good alternative as it is used for baking so would hold to higher temperatures. Diffusing light allows you to soften the intensity of light to lessen harsh contrast between light and shadow and to make textures less apparent. If you need to soften and even out some harsh light but want to do so without emptying out your wallet there are plenty of alternatives to expensive professional grade diffusers.

Replace your current plain acrylic diffuser with textured glass stained glass etched glass or alabaster tile. You don t need expensive modifiers to diffuse light. These panels are meant to block light that s being emitted by the source. Modify a long rectangular wooden planter hedge box a.

A rectangular planter hedge box can create a long sconce. By v renée. Having done quite a bit of light design for theatre i would be a bit concerned that the tissue could be flammable of course depending on the bulbs you re using and how close you want the diffuser to be to the light source.