We have featured several posts about “Recycled Art” before and today, we will introduce you another creative artist who transforms everyday objects found in flea-markets and car boot sales into works of art. Working with a variety of refuse materials such as rusted kitchen pans, typewriter keys, car lights and other scrap metals, Edouard Martinet sculpts several types of animals and insects.
Plastic bag is always considered as a threat to environment. Hence some creative people just come up with some brilliant ideas to repuoposing plastic bag. Check following products, here are 18 creative objects made entirely from these evil fluttery pieces of grocery-carrying plastic. They may not be things we are all capable of making, but at least they are cool to look at.
inkuku by Ryan Frank [link]
Inkuku is a chair made entirely from plastic shopping bags combining traditional craft techniques and recycled material. The inspiration for the design has been taken from a South African crafted chicken ornament.
If you even ate the Asian food, you should have the experience of using single-use chopsticks. Almost 25 million trees and bamboo plants are needed. So, in order to avoid such waste, people started recycling them. In this post, I will present you with 11 creations made by recycled chopsticks. They might not that pretty or impressive for you, but it is a good try to save environment at least.
Folding Baskets [link]
These folding baskets made with Recycled Bamboo Chopsticks are amazing! They are strong so you can load them up, and the superior air circulation keeps fruits and veggies fresh. They are also perfect for holding nuts, serving bread or just as a display piece.
We have introduced you with lots of recycled art before, like recycled carpet art, recycled glass bottle art or recycled tire sculpture. But there is one materpiece we haven’t talked about, which was regarded as “best steampunk sculpturer EVER”, that is Dr. Evermor’s Forevertron.
All the amazing stuff listed in this post was made by Dr. Evermor, in Brooklyn, semi-rural Wisconsin (google map).
