First I had an idea to help channel the light from the source I would construct a tube. Then at the end of the tube I place a mirror and wrote on it.





This one wasn't very cool.
I discovered the piece below on flickr. I'm not sure if the piece moves, but it made me wonder what this would be like if it spun or rotated. I also wondered about different levels of type that could each be spun much like a combination lock...




I think the material I used was way too flimsy for this experiment.
Finally, using a transparency and a flashlight I got some results. I will bring this in to share with the class.
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