This afternoon.
John L Gillen tweetz:
I made planters for my tomatoes from some of [Social Democrat] Gary Gannon posters from the European election.
In fairness.
Meanwhile…
We have about 80 posters that we won’t be able to reuse due to tearing and scratching. If anyone could use them for anything, please let me know!
Best one yet was a beekeeper using them for an inspection panel on the hive.
— Niall Ó Tuathail (@niallotuathail) February 24, 2020
Upcycled mannequin art by Frank O’Dea at Claddagh Pier, Galway – a fringe event at this year’s Galway International Arts Festival which runs until 24th July.
(Thanks Frank)
Orlaith, from Dublin ad agency, The Public House, writes:
“We’ve found a way to recycle rejected ideas and deliver some client affection at the same. Taking a year’s worth of rejected ideas, sketches and scripts, we’ve carefully created custom bouquets for our clients. While plenty of ideas made it through unscathed this year, it felt like a good use of ideas that didn’t make the cut. Call it sentimental rather than scorned.”
Fair play, in fairness.
