Wild recycled toy Xmas tree at NRRC

wild and sneaky art recycled Xmas tree NRRC 20014

These wildly individual  recycled toys from the Nelson Reuse and Recycle centre have put the funk into Xmas trees. Why not create your own funky non conventional tree with family, friends or lovely ones.

Merry Xmas to you all.

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The wild abstract art of bird butts

bird butt pimping

Abstract additions to this seat remind us that nature, the true artist is blessed with a sense of humour.

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The wild art of paint flicked shoes.

 chameleon colour booties

These funky paint flicked boots began their life as low key tan faux suade op shop booties, graduated to practical dusty black, and added  a spring to their step by  becoming paint bomb booties. Seems like anything can be a canvas.

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Wild and sneaky Ted pimping.

This funky fashion forward masked bear is dressed by Sharli.
Get down to the Nelson Re-Use and Recycle Centre and show a bear you care by pimping it with flare.
Let your own wild style jump right out of your brilliance onto a bear and into the world.

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Bears take over chair.

In a wild and sneaky teddy plus the occasional guinea pig and lamb ambush this small
kids chair was unconventionally upholstered courtesy of the Nelson Re-Use and Recycle Centre.

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Wild art apple man make over.

This wildly collaborative apple art is now the apple of our eye fashion trendsetter at WASAHQ. 

Its natural features have been enhanced by a makeover headed up by Karen from China and her crew in a process that made many smile. 

Consider this a heads-up on what the apples are wearing this season. Give major and not too serious consideration to the wild art potential of your apples and other vegetables:).

Sometimes it pays not to be a perfect apple!

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Garden sneaks out of old chair.

This old boring chair became a random flower magnet thanks to

 the Nelson Re-Use and Recycle Centre.

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wild and sneaky knitted stool butt sculpture

wild and sneaky knitted stool butt sculpture- Nickola Blunt

Far beyond the realms of knit one pearl one, inspiration for this wild sculpture just came into my brain one day. 

I was thinking that my gray stool was looking a little quiet on it and contemplating what kind of wild things could land in the NRRC window next.

This was fun, cost effective, (easy to assemble and change colour), for those with creative ADD or an emergency call to knit.

It also boasts the capacity to pick up passing vibrations and shimmy accordingly. All these materials are from the Nelson Reuse and Recycle Centre.

Get wildly creative, kind to the earth and cost effective and add your funky recycled sculpture to our Wild and Sneaky Art Face book page. Just have fun it doesn't have to be perfect.

more recycled sculptural than functional 

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