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Blood LampWe often just assume that energy to power our TVs, computers, cell phones, and other electronics will always be readily available. But the earth's resources are scarce - a reality that designer Mike Thompson wants to illustrate (somewhat painfully) with his blood-powered lamp. The single-use lamp forces users to think about where every drop of their energy is coming from--literally.1
Blood LampWe often just assume that energy to power our TVs, computers, cell phones, and other electronics will always be readily available. But the earth's resources are scarce - a reality that designer Mike Thompson wants to illustrate (somewhat painfully) with his blood-powered lamp. The single-use lamp forces users to think about where every drop of their energy is coming from--literally.2
Blood LampWe often just assume that energy to power our TVs, computers, cell phones, and other electronics will always be readily available. But the earth's resources are scarce - a reality that designer Mike Thompson wants to illustrate (somewhat painfully) with his blood-powered lamp. The single-use lamp forces users to think about where every drop of their energy is coming from--literally.3
bloodlampWe often just assume that energy to power our TVs, computers, cell phones, and other electronics will always be readily available. But the earth's resources are scarce - a reality that designer Mike Thompson wants to illustrate (somewhat painfully) with his blood-powered lamp. The single-use lamp forces users to think about where every drop of their energy is coming from--literally.4
blood lampWe often just assume that energy to power our TVs, computers, cell phones, and other electronics will always be readily available. But the earth's resources are scarce - a reality that designer Mike Thompson wants to illustrate (somewhat painfully) with his blood-powered lamp. The single-use lamp forces users to think about where every drop of their energy is coming from--literally.5
