Atomic Creations
I build the things I can't find anywhere else.
I'm a graphic designer. I spent more than ten years making 3D renders and animation for products, concerts and brands, and I was always drawn to the cyberpunk aesthetic because it questions design norms we have stopped noticing. Why does everything have to look the same?
When I got a 3D printer, something clicked. I taught myself to solder and to program, and realized I could actually build the objects I had always wanted for my space. Objects that don't exist in any store.
The lamps came first: a handmade spiral RGB lamp with 60 effects coded from scratch, controlled from any browser with no app to install. Then GLIDE, a pocket synth that rolls its own sounds from a seed only your unit has, so no two of them sound alike.
Every one is designed, assembled and tested by hand. This is a one person operation and I take that seriously.
Charles, Atomic Creations
What people say
I've been playing music for 15 odd years and soloing never once came naturally to me. Been having nothing but fun setting up a track with my other synths and soloing on top of it. I can play this thing with my eyes closed and I swear to you it still sounds good.
One was great, but two running the same effect is so worth it. It's actually hard to look away. I have a lot of lamps, from plasma to lava, but a pair of ARC-2 lamps are commanding everyone's attention in the room right now.
My son wanted something cool for his room and was excited to shop with his own, hard earned money. This lamp did NOT disappoint. There's virtually limitless light customization, so he can change it up any time he wants. The seller was great to work with, and we'd happily purchase from his shop again.
This lamp is awesome, the amount of features and settings that it has would impress anyone, great buy!