Window Curtains Made Out Of Vintage 35mm Film Slides

December 19, 2013

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These are the window curtains made out of vintage 35mm film slides by Scott Sherwood. The curtains are five and a half feet tall, six feet wide and contain 1,152 individual film slides. Are there any nudes in the mix? If Scott did a good job, they all are.

Keep going for a couple more shots, including a shot of the rainbow the slides cast during the day (at least before they get bleached colorless by the sun).

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Thanks to RAB, who covers windows by tacking up tye-dyed tapestries like a normal college student.

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  • The curtains are five and a half feet tall, six feet wide and contain 1,152 individual film slides.

  • Those are super cool, but how about telling us how he did it a little DIY for us? The curtains are beautiful!

  • wilson booster

    That's awesome and it is the perfect example of human creativity.

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  • The Magnificent Newtboy

    Which makes it the polar opposite of internet spammers...

  • ChazyG

    If you REALLY wanted to you could UV proof them just like you do with artwork to reduce sun damage.

  • ODwanKenObi

    pretty sweet curtain idea. Would be better if they could keep them from fading into nothingness. or OR, maybe that's what makes them so precious. The limited amount of time we have on this planet with them.

  • Prometheus

    As neat as this looks the slides are probably going to fade before the 4 months it takes to maker another curtain.

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