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Only a day left to buy my t-shirt!

Only a day left to buy my 'turn the tap off' t-shirt. I need 10 more orders for it to go to print! Come on people! Buy here...

Recycle Newspapers

Via Howies 

Turn the Tap off!

Sales are going well for my t-shirt on Teepay.com. I need another 11 sales for it to go to print, spread the word if you know anyone who is passionate about saving water, energy and the environment. Click here to buy and view the t-shirt!

Teepay - Turn the tap off

I've designed another t-shirt which you can buy on Teepay right now!!! Available in white and heather. 

Buy this t-shirt by clicking here.

WWF 'Give a hand to wildlife'

Ads for WWF seem to be flying out at the moment, here's another set of ads by Saatchi & Saatchi. Via DYT

WWF lungs

Have featured WWF posters before, and here's another one, created by TBWA

The World's greenest paper

Paper company Crane & Co. has launched a new swatchbook, Crane Paper, 100% Cotton. This is the world’s greenest paper. No trees or wood fiber go into it because is entirely made of cotton. The swatchbook itself is also made from cotton paper.

Via Swiss Miss

The Watermarks Project

The Watermarks Project uses public art to make people aware of climate change and how it could affect Bristol. They are using large scale projections around the city all this week. I think they are really effective and deliver the message in a very simple way. I'm pretty sure I saw these guys doing this about 3 years ago, drawing on buildings in chalk on College Green. This is exactly the same but on a bigger scale, I wonder if it's the same people? 

Greenpeace's Airplot campaign by Airside

Airside have designed the branding for Airplot, Greenpeace's plans to stop the expansion of Heathrow. Greenpeace have purchased a plot of land within the proposed expansion zone. You can read about Airplot here. 

Visit the Airside website and visit their blog, which takes us through the design process of this project, from initial concepts to how they created the typography for the identity, some of which you can see below, but a lot more on the blog. I think the work is outstanding actually, and I love to see all the things that led to the finished article.

WWF 'Our Life at the Cost of Theirs?'

Posters and awareness campaign for WWF, by Ogilvy & Mather, India. Illustrative posters of a city scene that creates the shapes of wildlife threatened by human behaviour. The simple message of 'Our life at the Cost of Theirs?' is really strong.

via Frederik Samuel