CAR DIRT ART by Scott Wade

Have you ever come across a dirty car in the street and secretly wrote “wash me” on its dirty surface? Well internationally acclaimed artist Scott Wade takes things a few notches higher by creating art from dirt in automobiles. Here are some of his works

http://www.youthedesigner.com/2012/08/24/you-be-inspired-unusual-art-mediums/

Alternative uses for office supplies

http://www.theleek.com/2013/01/12-office-supply-life-hacks-that-make-work-kick-ass/

Push Pin Art

Portraits by Eric Daigh made from office push pins.

Random office supplie creations

Table made from old rulers

Rock on clip monster

'Super Mario" car driver

Love made from matches

Origami swan made from 500 sticky notes

Clip ball

Clip and pen plain

What can you make?

Staple murals

Paris-based artist Baptiste Debombourg creates elaborate Renaissance-style murals entirely out of staples. Debombourg’s most recent mural, “III,” is made up of 450,000 staples.

http://everydaythingsetc.com/2012/03/12/art-made-from-staples/

City Built Using 100,000 Staples

"Most people look at a staple and see something used to secure a bunch of papers together, but as anyone who is familiar with this site knows, artists tend to see things a bit differently. Using 100,000 staples artist Peter Root has constructed a miniature metropolis featuring 4-inch-tall skyscrapers, 1-staple-tall low-rise buildings, and everything in between. Built on the the floor of a bank atrium in Guernsey, Channel islands, the staple city is called ”Ephemicropolis” and took Peter 40 hours to construct."

To view video follow link: http://vimeo.com/10875342

http://enpundit.com/city-built-using-100000-staples/