Green Smoothie Made Easy

Green Smoothie Made Easy 

1 tsp. Just Barley Organic Green Juice Powder
1 frozen banana
1 cup water
1/4 cup organic parsley, spinach or other greens.

Blend until smooth. Enjoy.

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Sweaters made from their Own dogs

Sweaters made from their Own dogs

Although these were made out of malted fur, I would have no problem if they had made them out of the deceased body of a dog who had died of natural courses. It does not show a lack of respect... Quite the opposite. These people don't just hoover up the fur and throw it away... They did something useful with it. Which shows a mindset that is much better than the person who buys clothes from the high street with no regard to the process of how they were manufactured. Even if their dog had died of natural courses and they made warm clothing out of it I still wouldn't object. People can't seem to grasp the idea that once a animal has died it still has many uses... Just as it had a use while it was alive (to keep the owner company and/or perform a specific task). They would much prefer to throw it in a hole in the ground and allow it to rot. In any culture than holds animals in a high regard this would be wasteful, and disrespectful to the animal.

Source:http://www.erwanfichou.org/

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Amazing Portraits Made out of Junk

Amazing Portraits Made out of Junk

by Zac Freeman

American artist Zac Freeman forms unique portraits out of all kinds of small and used materials. Each of his objects comes from scraps of trash that are leftover from the things that we regularly consume. From colored buttons and plastic bottle caps to metal tabs from soda cans, Freeman puts all of the unused and unwanted objects to use in a fresh new way.

American artist Zac Freeman forms unique portraits out of all kinds of small and used materials. Each of his objects comes from scraps of trash that are leftover from the things that we regularly consume. From colored buttons and plastic bottle caps to metal tabs from soda cans, Freeman puts all of the unused and unwanted objects to use in a fresh new way.

To build each portrait, Freeman glues the pieces together on a wooden canvas, compiling all of these unwanted pieces into a stunning representation of a person's face. From up close, viewers can enjoy the unique significance of the individual pieces, while from a distance, the objects all blend together into one realistic portrait.Freeman uses actual garbage in his pieces because he says, "I feel the junk is more powerful being present. It is an actual thing to be reckoned with that existed in this time and place and carries energy in and of itself. The result is a time capsule of objects that reflects our culture." 13 more images after the break.

 Source:   http://www.zacfreemanart.com/

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Mind-blowing Celebrity Portraits Made from Scribbles

Mind-blowing Celebrity Portraits Made from Scribbles

by Vince Low
Many of us idly doodle on notepads to pass the time, but one artist has made scribbling an artform in its own right. Artist and illustrator Vince low, from Kuala Lumpur, creates artistic order from the chaos of pen lines to produce stunning portraits of famous faces.  His 'Faces' project began when, as head illustrator at advertising agency Grey, he created three portraits of famous dyslexics to create awareness for the disorder: Pablo Picasso, Albert Einstein and John Lennon.

He decided to use the scribbled style for a personal project featuring other famous faces. Vince Low, creates detailed portraits of celebrities like Morgan Freeman, Leonardo Di Caprio and Jack Nicholson using only numerous overlapping swirling lines or scribbles.

Vince explains: 'It all started with an advertising campaign for the Dyslexia Association of Malaysia. In Malaysia, most people are not aware of dyslexia at all. The advertising campaign for the Dyslexia Association of Malaysia struck home with Vince as he is dyslexic himself.

 Source:   http://www.behance.net/gallery/Faces/8234027

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