Stairway to heaven 2

So, I've finished it.





If I had more time, I would have put more effort into my top ten, but since time was running out, and I wasn't planning to spend my complete afternoon thinking about artists, I made up this top 10:

1. Ton van de Ven

2. Café del Mar artists

3. Radical Face

4. Kengo Kuma

5. Coldplay

6. Erwin Olaf

7. Godfrey Reggio

8. Leonardo da Vinci

9. Johannes Vermeer

10. Gaudi

I've put Ton van de Ven on top of my list. He really inspires me. First of all, he graduated from the Design Academy, and secondly, he's designed great dark rides in the Efteling, such as the Droomvlucht, the Fata Morgana, and Villa Volta.
The roses climbing up the stairs have something fairytale-ish, which refers to the fairytale dark rides Ton van de Ven has made. A little light, just on top represents heaven.
This is my stairway to heaven.

Finished artwork

Remember that I wrote about the art class project in which I had to design and work out a pair of slippers in combination with a matching pair of sunglasses?
It's finally finished!
Minimalism, feminine, soft and simplicity describe my works of art. It describes my preferances in design. Embrace your round shapes, embrace your charms. Curves are devoted by many.
My art crafts embrace the feminine curves by accentuating the posture.

Hubcap

A little while ago, I found this awesome hubcap. When I found it, it was all covered in black, sticky dirt. It rained like hell, but somehow I just had to stop cycling to get it. I was already soaked anyway.
I started to clean it, and a perfect Volkswagen hubcap came from under that dirt. I never knew it took so much time and effort to clean such a thing properly.
Now I'm busy to pep up this find. I'm planning to make a light fixture of it. As soon as I'm ready, I'll post it!

BTW, Does anyone know where to find a single light fitting which I can attach to the wall?