Here are some pictures of recycled artworks I took in an eco-friendly festival yesterday.
Plastic bottles "eater" monster
Newspaper sculptures
Paper mache sculpture
Sculpture made of found objects
Recycled chair
Sculptures made of old bulbs
Masks created from palm branches
Mosaic from found stones
Sculpture made of recycled materials
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The Puzzle Project unites the artworks of many artists. Each artist creates a piece or a few pieces of the puzzle, and none knows how the whole picture will look like.
Here are some pieces of the puzzle I found.
To learn more about the puzzle project you can visit here or here.
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If you like these necklaces, it doesn't mean you're a geek. Even I liked some of them, and I'm not... ooops... Am I?
Twitterati pendant from CouchObjects
RSS pendant necklace by LovestruckRobot
Ctrl Z pendant by capitolagirl
needle felted wearable pong tribute by madebymoxie
Geek Love pendant by melissa j. lee
Help button and Emoticon pendants
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Diamonds strudel pendant
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Arcade Man and 4 Ghosts Necklace from rubirocket
Pacman and space invader pendants by everyjoe
Pixel Pacman necklace by Glitterparadise
Byte Me pendant by SparkleMe
Circuit board Necklaces by geekware
LOL by boomtisca
Tetris necklace
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File not found pendant
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Every designer has his own inspirations.
Some go to the end of the world to get their inspiration, and some don't have to go that far, and just look at the mirror or at a person right in front of them.
Here are some furniture designs that were inspired by the human body.
Leggy Blonde by Rupert Cavendish
Him and Her by Fabio Novembre
Human Chair by Tucker Robbins
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Cardboard drawers furniture by sylvie11510
Human Chair by Erik Griffioen
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Cardboard niche furniture by sylvie11510
At Your Command by Daniel Loves Objects via thedesignblog
Sculpture Lamp by Frederick Weinberg
Perspective by Pharrell Williams from domeau peres
Woman body shape couch from flatrock
Wine on Heels by Mario Philippona
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Cardboard is a wonderful material for creation because one of his sides is flexible and therefor can be designed in almost any shape, and the other side is strong, which is important when you build something...
Few years ago I took a course in building furniture in cardboard, and it's a great course. Having said that, I must admit that I have not managed to complete even one furniture... oops.
But take a look at what can be done with cardboard:
Cardboard table from compagnie-bleuzen
Cardboard desk from compagnie-bleuzen
Cardboard bookcase from sylvie11510
Cardboard chest of drawers from sylvie11510
Cardboard chair from sylvie11510
Cardboard chest of drawers by Revital Regev
Cardboard table by 123cartons
Cardboard table with drawer by 123cartons
Cardboard mirror from 123cartons
Cardboard bench by by Angela
Cardboard chest of drawers by Angela
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