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Yes, this toy is made of building blocks but unlike what we have already seen, the units aren’t made of plastic. Earth Blocks from Colors presents us with an option to be both creative and eco-friendly because the blocks are made of plant products which means they are recyclable.
Have some old thick books sitting around? Here’s a way to put those to good use by recycling the books into decorative planters to hold succulents.
Remember the hand paintings of animals and birds which blew our mind away? [If not, then check them out right here.] Well, again we were bewildered to see the wild life in this fantastic body painting form which involves not one but three persons!
This magnificent art might look like an artist’s interpretation in watercolor but in reality this is one of the many nature’s spectacular creation captured by Adriana Franco/National Geographic. What you can see have been actually made by rivers in the desert of Baja California, Mexico.
Recycled from circuit boards, the clipboards show you the way to go green and help your planet. These come in different size varying from about 9″ x 6″ to about 8 1/2″ x 9″ along with a bevy of colors to choose from.
Good thoughts make you do good things. And when you do so it brings ethereal peace and comfort to your mind and soul. However in today’s busy world you could very easily lose your self control and get deviated. That is why you either need a tool as a reminder or someone to help you to be on the right track.
You are looking at a collection of Domino Trees which when lined up and stroked fall as if deforested. The trees are definitely cute but the message it sends across is indeed of grave importance.
Make your Christmas shine with these gorgeous ornaments made from recycled wine bottles. Hang them near the window just where the sun peeps in to let the sparkle enlighten the indoors.
Starship Enterprise
Behold the Starship Enterprise built exclusively with empty ink cartridges! Unbelivable, isn’t it? Empty ink cartridges which pile up as waste could be turned into artwork with proper planning and execution as has been done over here by artist Faith Pearson.
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