This is my latest self-portrait, made from discarded coat hanger wire, thrift store stuff, a popsicle stick, fabric scrap, paper bag, cardboard, and plaster gauze: I started doing these Day of the Dead inspired skeletons in 2009, when my younger son … Continue reading →
Sometimes we here at Olympia Dumpster Divers are suckers for the kitschy, arts & craftsy stuff, especially around Halloween. These skeletons made from reused plastic jugs are just that kind of fun holiday decoration that we get a kick out … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable and Second-hand Sid stopped by Eastside Big Tom for milkshakes, and stayed to admire the Halloween decorations that owner Mike Fritsch has created. Mike proudly informed Ms Re-Usable that he is a recycler and a scrounger, gathering his … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable has always been green … here she is as a chloroplast, Halloween 1977, with Cliff Sadof (those are cheese doodles on his antennae) and two other green folks from the Committee for Intermediate Technology at Rutgers University. Read … Continue reading →
