World of cosmetics testing, bunnies, guinea #pigs, #hamsters, #mice and #rats - the most commonly used animals in cosmetics testing - are still subjected to laboratory experiments meant to determine the #efficacy, #safety of personal #care products and even the #plastic go into landfill.
When tests are complete, these #animals are typical
World of cosmetics testing, bunnies, guinea #pigs, #hamsters, #mice and #rats - the most commonly used animals in cosmetics testing - are still subjected to laboratory experiments meant to determine the #efficacy, #safety of personal #care products and even the #plastic go into landfill.
When tests are complete, these #animals are typically “#disposed” of … all for the sake of proving that #chemicals and #compounds that have been safely applied for years are okay for #human use.
Have converted these #lipstick covers into ring stand. Hope you all like it.
How many of these do you have in your home?
Mini Shampoo bottles into Mini Owl storage
Those Tiny Hotel Toiletry Bottles Are on Their Way Out. We aim to scrap the tiny single-use plastic bottles. Hospitality industries needs transformation. #wastageoffood #recycles soaps and #leftover #plastic #bottles and make new goal to never have anything go into landfills
When they were naming the animals, somebody got lazy: anteater? What's it doing? It's eating ants. DONE
Pencil Box from empty Juice bottle
Waste plastic bottle into garden decor
"You don't need to roar to be a tigress.
‘My character is a woman of few words, reserved but strong-willed’ -Vidya Balan on Sherni
I also think, that these make a lovely little “Easter” craft.
#Home #Decoration #Gifts #Ducked #Crafts #Ducking #Ornaments #Rural #Style #Artificial #Daddy #duckface #Baby #Duck
We always have an empty containers around to use for a craft project, and this is a perfect project for the little kids. Cute and inexpensive to make. #Bunny #decoration
DIY waste plastic crafts
#upcyclecrafts
Mini concrete table pot, #officedecor
Art Offers an Escape From #Quarantine life.
Old newspaper into BOWL. Can be a #table decor, #storage bowl etc.etc.
Acrylic Paintings
About Archana Dubey
Archana Dubey (born 30 December 1989) is an Indian self-taught environmental and digital artist. Specialized in creating different products from waste plastic paired with concrete. Quitting her full time job gave her wings to turn her passion into profession. One can visualize her love for animals in her artwork. She also like to work with acrylic and black ink. She is inspired by inner voice and work on concepts for upscaling plastic waste into creative meaningful products to save animals. She conducts workshop for students in her brand called "GreenBlueLife".
Archana’s professional journey spans the administration, hospitality, development and fashion sectors. She is a coordinator of the Happiness Volunteer Network, reaching out to the poor, migrants and homeless across India with relief work during lockdown. Archana works as a designer cum coordinator for Shristi. Shristi is a voluntary organisation for connecting arts and science for community building.
She is currently working as a Programme Officer, IofC-Centre for Governance, an International Non-Profit Civil Society organisation which is engaged in looking at important issues of Governance. She is also IofC APIP Alumni.
Besides involving herself in Workshops, Exhibitions, she also keeps herself busy in providing creative skills blend with sustainability.
Her vision is based on an idea that gives a message to save environment and protect animals.
She's available for both animal & art projects, and open for collaboration with like-minded artists, designers, cultural institutions, galleries, labels and publishers. You can get in touch over email or any other social platform.
She is based in New Delhi, India
Participated In
In 'Kala Spandan Art Fair' 4th edition 23-26 November, 2018 at Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai.
In World Environment Week, 4–10 June, 2019 at INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE ARTS, New Delhi.
With other 14 artists she painted large public art mural. Mindful of the pockets of greenery embedded within Lodhi Colony’s landscape and Delhi at large, the artists created an artwork utilizing the trees in front of the wall to create a dream like image to speak about the city's heritage that exists in the form of nature. Drawn delicately onto the walls, Asian elephants emerge as a symbol of endangered species creating a giant yet soft presence within the piece
In Majlis Annual Event, 20-22 December, 2019 at Artizen Art Gallery, Pearey Lal Bhawan, ITO, New Delhi.
During lock-down she conducted various national and international workshops in collaborations with Shristi and Ecoskillarts