The Journal Diaries - JOSE'S MOLESKINE http://www.seaweedkisses.com/2014/07/the-journal-diaries-joses-moleskine.html

The Journal Diaries - JOSE'S MOLESKINE http://www.seaweedkisses.com/2014/07/the-journal-diaries-joses-moleskine.html

Tony Cragg - found glass
Sculptures created using discarded materials and wires by Barbara Franc

Sculptures Created Using Discarded Materials and Wires by Barbara Franc

"Hare Belle" by artist Barbara Franc who creates sculptures using recycled materials / http://barbarafranc.co.uk/#

"Hare Belle" by artist Barbara Franc who creates sculptures using recycled materials / http://barbarafranc.co.uk/#

Tony Cragg, Orange and Green Bottle, 1982 Plastic

Tony Cragg, Orange and Green Bottle, 1982 Plastic

David Kemp - Wooden Whaler A fisherman friend helped me join these two derelict cove-boats together. Clinker boats and cove fishing are from a way of live that’s fast disappearing in Cornwall. Gloucestershire Resource Centre http://www.grcltd.org/scrapstore/

Wooden Whaler, A Whale Sculpture Made of Derelict Fishing Boats

David Kemp - Wooden Whaler A fisherman friend helped me join these two derelict cove-boats together. Clinker boats and cove fishing are from a way of live that’s fast disappearing in Cornwall. Gloucestershire Resource Centre http://www.grcltd.org/scrapstore/

Tony Cragg Spyrogyra, 1992, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
British-born sculptor Tony Cragg uses color families and a carefully curated collection of flotsam and jetsam in his large-scale installations. Born in Liverpool, Cragg has an amazing collection of pieces made from found materials from household trash to construction refuse. We love the impressionistic charm of his pieces- gorgeous and graphic from far away, intricate and detailed from up close.

Recycling Sculpture by Tony Cragg

British-born sculptor Tony Cragg uses color families and a carefully curated collection of flotsam and jetsam in his large-scale installations. Born in Liverpool, Cragg has an amazing collection of pieces made from found materials from household trash to construction refuse. We love the impressionistic charm of his pieces- gorgeous and graphic from far away, intricate and detailed from up close.

artist: Tony Cragg
tumbleword: Tony Cragg (1949 -) Guglie, 1987
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