Mark Langan's Recycled Cardboard Art: Texture and Form

I was in Ohio last weekend to attend the Beachwood, Ohio Greendream gathering and while there I ran into recycled/upcycled cardboard artist Mark Langan, who is local to the area. He was nice enough to let me ask him a few questions about his creative reuse and he filled me in on his process. Thanks Mark!

The Greendream, which brought together Cleveland-area’s greenest businesses and services (and there were plenty!) was a project of Greg Perry’s high school class, who were just awarded TDG’s 2009 Heart of Green Local Hero award.

See more of Mark’s work on The Daily Green’s slideshow.

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Starre Vartan is the founder and editor-in-chief of Eco-Chick and author of The Eco-Chick Guide to Life (St. Martin's Press). A problogger and oft-quoted green living expert who has been featured in the NYTimes, Elle, Glamour and Whole Living, she is a contributor to The Huffington Post, Inhabitat, and Hearst's The Daily Green, and is currently editor-at-large for Coco Eco Magazine. An active ecofashionista, she has style edited for Plenty magazine and coordinated runway shows. She splits her time between Connecticut and NYC and calls Sydney, Australia her second home, even though it was her first (as that's where she was born and most of her family resides). When not writing, blogging, or researching her next book, she is trailrunning, trying to cook, or snowboarding.

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One Comment on “Mark Langan's Recycled Cardboard Art: Texture and Form”

Mark
Glad I read this post. I feel like we can always do more to help stop global warming. There’s a really site that just posted the winning videos of it’s competition at
http://www.tomorrowsworldcompetition.com/
If you have strong feelings on water efficiency and/or flooding from global warming, then watch these and send them to people you know. Everyone can help turn climate change around.
04/30/09 » 11:41 am »