#recycled
HIDING - @chez.amelie WEARING THE OFFSIDE ONE PIECE IN OUR @theline_ PRINT - MADE IN ITALY FROM FABRIC PRODUCED FROM POST CONSUMER PLASTIC WASTE @econylbrand⠀
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#sustainable #ethical #recycled #slowfashion (at Tortuguero, Costa Rica)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BsYzL1hFsYn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=n8dusradgin5
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I made some Lucha Lady linocut prints on my handmade recycled paper. Came out pretty decent.
#Art #Linocut #Handmade #Recycled
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Miles from any classroom, in the middle of Northern Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, Dana Albany, a “book sculptor,” creates a massive sculpture of the human body. It is composed of out-of-date textbooks and discarded library books. She names this giant figure: Body of Knowledge. It is burned to the ground. No one objects.
BODY of KNOWLEDGE by Dana Albany
BURNING MAN 2000, Black Rock Desert, northern NEVADA, USA
photo credit: “Scott Beale / Laughing Squid”
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“When tea becomes ritual, it takes its place at the heart of our ability to see greatness in small things…” ~Muriel Barbery
Rue Charvet
Windows of Provence
Tea Tuesday in Cassis
National Tea Day
Printemps en Provence
Spring cleaning
Work continues to rebuild the cathedral after the devastating fire three years ago today.
Bon mercredi de France!
To mask or unmask. That is quite the conundrum.
The nose knows
Say it with flowers. Happy Spring!
Weekend blues. Cyanotypes on used tea bags.
Pick your green
Sweet treats on the house today
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress.” ~Albert Einstein, 143 years old today (tea sachet coif courtesy of Harney & Sons)
Wednesday Blues
