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I continue to be amazed at the things people (especially designers with a flare for all things LED) come up with. If you’re a loyal reader – and I certainly hope that you are – you may know that I’ve featured lots of cool little LED ideas here so far. We’ve seen LED wallpaper, LED Learn More

We’re proud to announce that two more creative and entertaining Elemental LED YouTube creations are up for your viewing pleasure. The first highlights ours involvement with Jellyfish Art, which I mentioned in a previous Elemental LED blog. In the video, called LEDIY 4: Alex’s Jellyfish Art, Jellyfish Art founder Alex Andon explains how and why Learn More

You may remember from a previous post that LEDs have entered the indoor gardening world, with great results. That first generation of LED indoor gardening lights came with lots of benefits to the indoor grower: they had a high light-to-power ratio, producing lots of light relative to the amount of power they used, they emitted Learn More

We all know that LEDs are the lights of the future. They represent the best form of illumination available today, the evolution of lighting, if you will. So is it possible, then, to incorporate LEDs into a more, shall we say, traditional design? Or even use them in antiques to achieve a vintage look, but Learn More

Before you decide if this project is for you, you should answer two very important questions. 1. How much do you like bugs, or other very small, fast moving objects? (If the answer is anything but “a whole heck of a lot,”‘ then you might not be so into this idea.) 2. How much do Learn More

I hate to rub it in, but I had a fantastic Valentine’s Day weekend. I know it’s easy to hate Valentine’s day, seeing how it’s a Hallmark holiday and all that, but it’s also easy to love it–what’s not to like about chocolate and kissing, two major V-day cornerstones? This year was great because my Learn More

We recently spoke with Grimanesa Amorós, an artist who splits her time between New York City and Peru, about a recent gallery installation in which she used some of our flexible LED strip lighting. In the installation, titled La Incubadora (2010), she has re-envisioned the Lab Gallery at Roger Smith Hotel in Manhattan as a warm human incubator for her sculptures of imagined hybrid humans.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a business owner trying to do a little DIY marketing, or a homeowner looking for a fun weekend project–the fact is: making your own illuminated sign is the way to go. One of the reasons it’s so easy is that here at Elemental LED, we sell all the parts you’ll Learn More