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Austin Creative Reuse hosted two materials drive for Austin educators: school teachers (public, private, charter), after school teachers, day care providers, etc. They received materials for use in their classrooms and programs. We collected materials from the community and local businesses and distributed to Austin area educators. They were so appreciative and we were happy to support the community.
Reusing the packaging from profiteroles for seed sprouting. It even has a water reservoir to keep the humidity up!
chair made of reused plastic tubes.
More info at
whimstar.blogspot.com/2009/01/recycled-plastic-tube-chair...
Celebrate the season with our reusable present boxes and start a new green tradition with these beautiful earth-friendly gift holders.
These are fabulous for pretend play as well.
Approx. 5" tall.
Trash was picked up from a neglected area. Any salvageable paper was collected, pressed, and bound into a book. The book was then placed back in the now clean area.
Shot By: Madd Hattere
Lighting Design: Dario Roberto Quintos
How It's Done: One overhead HMI modded with a diffuser, second HMI camera left.
ネクタイリフォーム by 野村佳う子
Bought this little book from the author at the Honolulu Festival.
This week Nomura-san sent me a thank-you gift: a bag and a photo of herself..with someone else. I suspect the woman on the left probably got a photo of me.
A project aiming to minimise plastic bag waste. Reusing and manipulating plastic bags, turning the disposable into desirable objects for consumers. Sample made by free machine embroidery and pleating plastic bags.
Three Rivers Arts Festival.
A product of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.
Photo by Renee Rosensteel Renee@Rosensteel.com
Photos from a dress rehearsal of the 2016 production of "A mid-summer night's dream" at the University of Minnesota, Morris, directed by Ray Schultz.
These are, for the most part, completely unedited and being posted "as is". I'll try to clean up the lighting and color on a few of the better ones and post them later, but these are pretty much the raw dump. All I've done here is remove things that are terribly out of focus, or have some other really obvious problem.
This production used recycled/reused materials for both the set and costuming whenever possible.
Many thanks to Ray and the cast and crew for letting me barge in and take pictures during this rehearsal. The show was enormously fun, and I really enjoyed shooting.
Trash was picked up from a neglected area. Any salvageable paper was collected, pressed, and bound into a book. The book was then placed back in the now clean area.
My sister gave to me for x-mas. It is a "super reusable henna cone for the budding artist" How did she know I wanted one of these?
Reusable sandwich and snack bag, for school, work, etc.
Take it with you while trecking, hiking, canoeing, picnic, for the baby in the car, office , for the beach, on your bicycle.
You can purchase this and many more of my bags at www.bagitconscious.etsy.com
Cars throughout the University City section of Philadelphia were decorated with these high-tech flyers. One of the details of flyers caught my eye -- not so much that it's an alleged "mega-deal" (whatever that is), or for shoe repair (probably not the hottest commodity out there), but that it mentions the grand opening . . . in May 2008. It's now January 2009.
I'm going to assume the business opted to use flyers left over from last year and this wasn't an egregious editorial oversight on their part. So, with that approach, kudos to them!
Create your own Halloween costume by reusing donated clothing, shoes, etc. Located in room 162 in the Campus Center. Photo by: Amanda Creegan.
Dual layered, overlocked, soft and fluid like plastic but ECO friendly and reusable. www.loveforearth.net
Austin Creative Reuse hosted two materials drive for Austin educators: school teachers (public, private, charter), after school teachers, day care providers, etc. They received materials for use in their classrooms and programs. We collected materials from the community and local businesses and distributed to Austin area educators. They were so appreciative and we were happy to support the community.