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Cool trash images.
Started by Shortpoet-GTD, Jan 07 2012 04:04 AM
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#2
Posted 07 January 2012 - 01:15 PM
Wow. Talk about putting a human face on garbage. (sorry 
)
I love starting the day with creativity. So much more soul-satisfying than being angry at the latest news. Those were amazing pieces of art, and I'm always fascinated by the statement ephemeral art that isn't going to last makes, like sand art. Very cool.
)I love starting the day with creativity. So much more soul-satisfying than being angry at the latest news. Those were amazing pieces of art, and I'm always fascinated by the statement ephemeral art that isn't going to last makes, like sand art. Very cool.
#4
Posted 12 January 2012 - 07:35 PM
LoL that's amazing. I really liked the rats scupture(talk about weird taste huh?:D). Can you imagine having one of those in your home and some friend visit and see the pile of garbage and he is like "what's that trash" and you just lower the lights and turn on the projector from the other side and voalia on the wall you seem an amazing image.
#5
Posted 13 January 2012 - 08:41 AM
The shadow art from different garbage looks cool and hope it does smell good too. LOL
People behind those work are really creative and resourceful. They have dedication and patience to be able to come out wih a very good output like the samples on that site. Another good way to reuse waste.
People behind those work are really creative and resourceful. They have dedication and patience to be able to come out wih a very good output like the samples on that site. Another good way to reuse waste.
#6
Posted 22 January 2012 - 04:29 AM
More goodies from trash-this time it's music. 
The immensely talented 'Orchestra of Recycled Instruments' seems to have perfected symphonies of several
classical composers, while at the same time perfecting the art of reuse.
Thanks to an innovative program, called Sonidos de la Tierra, needy kids across the country are learning to change their lives through music and recycling.
With the help of more than 100 international sponsors, Sonidos de la Tierra has been able to put otherwise
out of reach classical instruments into the hands of needy Paraguayan youths --
but perhaps the program's greatest contribution comes in special workshops that teach them how to make those instruments themselves, out of recycled materials."
http://www.treehugge...usic-trash.html
The immensely talented 'Orchestra of Recycled Instruments' seems to have perfected symphonies of several
classical composers, while at the same time perfecting the art of reuse.
Thanks to an innovative program, called Sonidos de la Tierra, needy kids across the country are learning to change their lives through music and recycling.
With the help of more than 100 international sponsors, Sonidos de la Tierra has been able to put otherwise
out of reach classical instruments into the hands of needy Paraguayan youths --
but perhaps the program's greatest contribution comes in special workshops that teach them how to make those instruments themselves, out of recycled materials."
http://www.treehugge...usic-trash.html
#9
Posted 24 January 2012 - 09:45 PM
Though not as good as the pictures, have some idea on this.
Simple Trash Sculpture
This activity is called a "Trash Sculpture" and is very easy to do. This simple decorative project can provide us with satisfaction and at the same time can help in recycling. Imagine if all of us in the world would do such activity as this one, we could imagine how much resources is saved and recycled.
Materials to prepare.
15 to 20 pieces of light materials as trash. Such materials can be broken glass, small can of milk, chocolate boxes, etc. A glue gun. A pair of scissor. A 4x4 inches ply wood or an old illustration board. A spray paint of different colors.
Procedure.
1.Prepare the light trash materials that you have, at least 15. assort the small, medium and big materials.
2.Get the 4x4 inch illustration board. Make it as a base.
3.Select from the heavy materials the base trash of sculpture.
4.Paste the next big materials until you form a block.
5.Be sure to glue or paste the objects until you form a design.
6.Glue all the materials up to the topmost part of the sculpture.
7.Test if it stands firm. If it falls down, add heavy materials and arrange them artistically.
8.To add the beauty of your design spray different paint color in every side until you are contented with your work.
9.Make an appropriate title for your work.
source : http://expertscolumn...trash-sculpture
Simple Trash Sculpture
This activity is called a "Trash Sculpture" and is very easy to do. This simple decorative project can provide us with satisfaction and at the same time can help in recycling. Imagine if all of us in the world would do such activity as this one, we could imagine how much resources is saved and recycled.
Materials to prepare.
15 to 20 pieces of light materials as trash. Such materials can be broken glass, small can of milk, chocolate boxes, etc. A glue gun. A pair of scissor. A 4x4 inches ply wood or an old illustration board. A spray paint of different colors.
Procedure.
1.Prepare the light trash materials that you have, at least 15. assort the small, medium and big materials.
2.Get the 4x4 inch illustration board. Make it as a base.
3.Select from the heavy materials the base trash of sculpture.
4.Paste the next big materials until you form a block.
5.Be sure to glue or paste the objects until you form a design.
6.Glue all the materials up to the topmost part of the sculpture.
7.Test if it stands firm. If it falls down, add heavy materials and arrange them artistically.
8.To add the beauty of your design spray different paint color in every side until you are contented with your work.
9.Make an appropriate title for your work.
source : http://expertscolumn...trash-sculpture
#12
Posted 02 February 2012 - 03:26 PM
brihooter, on 02 February 2012 - 03:03 PM, said:
That picture is cool Jessi. Where did you find that one at?
It's from the link she posted. If you click through the slideslow, there are a whole bunch of other cool pictures. That one is from the second slide.
#13
Posted 20 February 2012 - 08:10 AM
It's more difficult to do that than it is to create a genuine sculpture, because you can't really see where it's going, like you would if you were chipping away at wood, marble or metal. Than factor in the shadow play and you realise just how clever those sculptures are. Hopefully, they earned the creators some cash as well - these are much more creative than a cow in formaldehide or an unmade bed.
#17
Posted 01 April 2012 - 07:36 PM
It's amazing how trash can be turned into something beautiful. I have seen these shadow art somewhere before. Me and my friends tried to make something like this out of our old school paper files that we could not use anymore. All that we succeeded in doing were irregular forms and figures that we had different interpretations about. Haha! Still, the experience was fun, and we all went to a recycling facility after to give all our paper junk.
#18
Posted 14 April 2012 - 12:14 PM
It's sad that these artists have so much material to work with. But their art is bringing attention to
the plastic waste in our oceans.
http://earth911.com/...m-ocean-litter/
the plastic waste in our oceans.
http://earth911.com/...m-ocean-litter/
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