Tuesday, 31 August 2010
ETHICAL TEACHERS/LECTURERS:
We're looking for individuals who would be interested in representing Offset Warehouse and giving lectures/seminars to UK Universities, covering ethical issues.
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Opportunities
FASHION DESIGNERS:
- Looking for talented designer/maker to make up one ethical (womens) garment.
- Will be used on shoots, exhibitions and/or trade shows, and credited to you, Offset Warehouse & the fabric supplier.
- Ethical fabric supplied.
- email charlie@offsetwarehouse.com for more details.
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Opportunities
Friday, 20 August 2010
Offsetter Clare, USA | Discovering 5 Ways To Get Sustainability in Education Buildings ...
Our Offsetter Clare, lives in Washington, USA and keeps us updated with snippets of her exciting stories and findings while she's there. She recently attended a Master Class, held by Ed Mazria, which focused on the design of a fictional middle school, in effort to get architects thinking more sustainably ...
It was really exciting to hear Ed Mazria would be holding a design class. Known to American architects for his 2030 Challenge to clean up the environment through sustainable practices, I discovered he was going to join a select members of the DLR Group, an architect design firm, in Washington to help them design six fictional middle schools.
It was really exciting to hear Ed Mazria would be holding a design class. Known to American architects for his 2030 Challenge to clean up the environment through sustainable practices, I discovered he was going to join a select members of the DLR Group, an architect design firm, in Washington to help them design six fictional middle schools.
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Architecture,
Offsetters
Introducing : Our Ethical Database's Latest Addition ... interiors made from old wine barrels!
As you know, the Ethical Database we've been developing will feature all sorts of resources and information you need to create ethical interiors and fashion. We're very pleased to preview our latest addition ... a manufacturer who has just introduced a range of flooring, countertops and furniture made from old wine barrels.
As the end-products have a higher-value with a longer, more useful life than the original, the development could be regarded as upcycling. Oak is desirable for both flooring as a beautiful and durable material, and wine producers, or vintners, due to the benefits it imparts to the wine. However, vintners don’t like to reuse the oak barrels, and therefore, after they are used once, they are often discarded.
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Ethical Database,
Interiors
Thursday, 19 August 2010
Introducing Hannah ... Ethical mixed media and textile artist
We first met Hannah when she was exhibiting a selection of gorgeous, hand-made pieces from a project of work entitled, "Every coast has a story to tell". Her work emanated a sense of nature, and in line with the central theme, all the elements she brought together were reclaimed or derived from natural sources.
We're delighted to say that Hannah features on our Ethical Database as a mixed media and textile artist, and even more delighted that she took the time to chat to us about her fabulous work, "Every Coast Has A Story To Tell".
"Currently living in Aberdeen, Scotland, my work takes inspiration from thechanging environment of Scottish coastal communities, in particular theisland of St Kilda.
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Ethical Database,
Freelance,
Mixed Media
Introducing Elisabetta: Gorgeous photographer and fanatical fabric printer ...
We first met Elisabetta through her charming blog. It was clear from the plethora of experiments and documentations that she is totally obsessed with creating gorgeous markings and prints on reclaimed pieces of fabrics.
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Ethical Database,
Freelance,
Photography
COLOUR ME MONDAY | Our Shamayne's New Eco-Prints Using Flowers ...
Shamayne H. features on our Ethical Database as a freelance print designer and we were eager to show you her most recent ethical print work, which is fresh back from a London exhibit.
Dedicated to colour, Shamayne's collection explores our connection to emotion. Initially inspired by postwar vintage florals, Shamayne developed her research by applying her unique perspective of seeing delicacy in the decaying and by exploring the subtly imperfect.
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Ethical Database,
Freelance,
Prints,
Textiles
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