Before-And-After Pics Illustrate How Products Turn Into Waste That Pollutes The Environment
At the beginning there are ads that display beautiful products, so people buy them. But there is also a dark side. Trash that is left behind it. Members of the eco-project Ekoista (based in Slovakia) decided to clean their forest from that trash and here is what they’ve found.
More: Ekoista, Instagram, Facebook h/t: boredpanda
More Inspiring Stories
Broken Liquid: New Bodies of Water Sculpted from Layered Glass by Ben Young
People Are Getting COVID-19 Tattoos and Here Are 30 of The Most Creative Ones
These Daily Drawings Of A Young Artist And Her Little Brother Are A Bright Spot During Some Dark Days
Kyoto Photographer Shows the Beauty of Autumn Through Gorgeous Foliage Photos
German Graffitist Creates 3D Optical Illusions Over The Urban Landscape
The Incredible Murals of Argentine Street Artist Martin Ron
Disney Artist Inserts Beloved Characters Into Old, Traditional Japanese Photos
Vintage Family Photos of BMW Automobiles and Their Owners
Pissing Statue Becomes A Symbol Of Belgium’s Attitude To Terrorism
Amazing Bike Made of Ice
This Artist Creates Lovely Illustrations That Might Brighten Your Day
Artist Aditya Aryanto Continues To Transform Animals Into Geometric Shapes – Meet Animal Balls!
What Your Sleeping Positions Say About Your Relationships
Love, Love, Love: Naughty Comic Illustrations by Andrés Garrido Martín
Simple Tips To Make Your Relationship Last 25 Years And Longer
Fears of Eros, Dreams of Thanatos: Sensual Illustrations by Alex Varenne
A Street Artist Creates Tragic Portraits Across The Abandoned Urban Areas In France
Husband Illustrated Every Single Day He Spent With His Beloved Wife In 365 Drawings
Gisele Bundchen in New Inspiring Photo Session
Striking Fashion Photos Paired with Nature Scenes They're Inspired By
Breathtaking Nature Winning Photos From The 2023 Drone Photo Awards
Portraits of The Demons: The Bizarre Deformed Demon Faces of Artist Jorge Dos Diablos
Graham Annable
For 32 Years, This Japanese Chef Has Been Making a Painting of Every Single Meal He Eats
