May 10, 2011
Samuel Price creates pet portraits with a twist. Using recycled magazines, he pieces together hand-cut, glossy squares, arranging them in the likenesses of dogs — and more.
March 24, 2011
Insect artist Katie VanBlaricum breathes new life into the husks of dead insects, creating dazzling pieces of art and jewelry items in truly sustainable style.
February 23, 2011
These hunks of metal may have had more adventurous beginnings, but you can’t say they haven’t escaped a scrap heap crash landing in style!
February 2, 2011
Ten incredible recycled Artoos! The ‘Star Wars’ scrap geniuses the Jawas can read it and weep!
January 24, 2011
What better way to recycle and reuse a household item than by making it a new home for your old USB flash drive? Here are 10 of the most creative USB case mods out there.
January 18, 2011
When Bat ArT Error carved an incredible bas-relief into the layered paper blocks of an old billboard in Berlin, the group created an work of art highlighting the wastage of posters.
January 10, 2011
Steven Siegel’s monumental sculptures using discarded trash and waste as his chosen medium make a statement that goes beyond simply preaching about sustainability.
December 27, 2010
Created using decommissioned tanker trucks, Big Rig Jig is a marvel in repurposing whose message about man’s precarious relationship with nature has never been more resonant.
December 17, 2010
Rob Pettit creates recycled art that truly delivers a message, turning thousands of mobile phones, which were yesterday’s trash, into visually inspiring sculptures.
December 6, 2010
In the art of Helen Altman, seeds, kitchen spices and dried plant matter found in the home adopt a new purpose, transformed into grinning, life-size skulls.
November 30, 2010
Graphic designer Beto Janz recycled snapped skateboard decks, carving them into the shape of skulls, then placed them to be reclaimed by the same skaters who likely busted them up in the first place.
November 28, 2010
While some missile silos — subterranean relics of the Cold War — have been demolished or left to dust and decay, others have found new purpose as homes, museums and more.