December 16, 2010
Australian architecture and interior design company Clarke Hopkins Clarke have made a ‘Magic Carp-pet’, which when viewed through the specially designed glass coffee table makes the fish appear to move. Look at it on the You Tube link.
Australian architecture and interior design company Clarke Hopkins Clarke have made a ‘Magic Carp-pet’, which when viewed through the specially designed glass coffee table makes the fish appear to move. Look at it on the You Tube link.
Magic Carp-pet by Clarke Hopkins Clarke
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