A Phonebook dress
It is one of the most beautiful and elegant dresses that I have ever seen, so I decided to share it with you. If you don’t know the material that was made from, I think it is difficult to understand what exactly is.
It is one of the most beautiful and elegant dresses that I have ever seen, so I decided to share it with you. If you don’t know the material that was made from, I think it is difficult to understand what exactly is.
A new file format, a new free software supporting this kind of format, was presented by the German chapetr of WWF to the public. This green file format is a kind of pdf that allows you to save a document as a file that literally cannot be printed out. The software is a free download, and is…
We are using the actual words as found on Artware Editions No more watering a dead tree, no more fire hazard, no more vacuuming up pine needles well into April. Finally, a truly green Christmas tree: reduce, reuse, recycle. For A Green Holiday Tradition, celebrated artists Fred Tomaselli, Laurie Simmons, Marilyn Minter, Phoebe Washburn, Christopher Daniels,…
A new series of furniture, the Rememberme furniture, is going to be launced by theItalian company Casamania and has been designed by German designer Tobias Juretzek. Each piece of furniture is made out of recycled, old clothes……. Using cast-off clothing from friends, thrift shops and even his own closet, Juretzek presses the pieces together into…
Mr Maurizio Lamponi Leopardi is an artist from Milan. What he does, is to revitalise old objects into new and specifically into lamps. From everyday use objects, to bike petals, form old cans to vespa’s, Mr Lamponi’s lamps are unique. Great design all of them are individually made. Have a look on these magnificent pictures…
Mary Ellen Croteau is a Chicago artist who originaly started her recycling art projects by stacking plastic bottle caps into colorful towers….. But that was just the beginning, since the artist walk a steep further combining bottle caps to create new color combinations and formed them in to a giant self-portrait. The artist explains in…
Pit Industry is a small hand-blown glasshouse for your window-sill. Drop the seeds or pits through the chimney, and the sun and some water will make it grow. Frederike Top designed this together with Jana Flohr for Tuttobene. What a lovely post for new year’s beginning!