It goes without saying that as cottagers, we’re devout lovers of pristine nature. Which means we’re the last people to ever say anything positive about litterbugs. But we’ll make an exception for artist Mark Oliver’s creative and beautiful “Litter Bug” sculptures made completely out of discarded materials.
Artist uses found materials to create literal “litterbugs”
Published: September 18, 2014 · Updated: September 29, 2017
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Litter Bugs
A collection of adorable insects made from discarded materials.
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Artist uses found materials to create literal “litterbugs”
It goes without saying that as cottagers, we’re devout lovers of pristine nature. Which means we’re the last people to ever say anything positive about litterbugs. But we’ll make an exception for artist Mark Oliver’s creative and beautiful “Litter Bug” sculptures made completely out of discarded materials.
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