Recycling Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Keep plastics out of our ocean

recycling

Circle of life :D

Recycling funny t-shirt

Clouds in form of recycling symbol. Friendly environment and sustainable development concept

A crushed soda can keeps cycling (recycling) and turn into a new can.

Recycling

Recycling Shirt

On the way to recycling

The perfect t-shirt for all that like Driving Monster Trucks, Heavy Machines, Playing with Toy Truck, Digging, Collecting Toy Trucks, or Recycling, Ideal gift for any Children, Toddlers, Firefighter, Truck Driver, Excavator, Digger, or Truck Lover,

Simple drawing of recycling arrows

Is climate change crimes against humanity?’

For the earth!

RECYCLING QUEEN SAM

Recycling is Magical Unicorn Earth Day T Shirt

Someone loose a kite?

Always leave it to a zombie to be the ultimate recycler. Never leave anything to waste. If you can't eat it, re-animate it!

I spent 6 weeks in various allotments in England studying the fascinating structures that gardeners create out of everyday objects. The most drawn allotment was in Bucklands Hill in Maidstone, Kent. This is the third of a series of three, a possible triptych, but i feel work well as individual prints as well. It shows the Compost aspect of the title, I witnessed a lot of clever ways to keep compost at the allotment. It turns out composting your waste is not as simple as just putting it in a heap and waiting. There has to be very specific ratios of dry to wet waste, or green and brown waste. If this ratio is off, the decomposition process comes to a halt. You can see in the examples that many of the bins are composed of interchangeable parts

Global Warming

A great message for anyone passionate about the environment. "Not recycling is trashy." Promoting recycling, eco-friendliness, green practices, sustainability, and loving the Earth.

2 people, left clean, 1 separates waste, 1 person, points out, that the other is rude, throws, waste. Title: raise awareness of the environment, coloured, green. signature

Recycling. Lets do it

This yin yang / recycle symbol gift idea is perfect for the tree hugging environmentalist who loves mother earth.

Everyone's favorite conservationist working to save the planet this Earth Day!

Pretty design with the peace symbol, recycling symbol and heart says: Peace Love Recycle. Great gift idea!

The End Is Nigh..

I spent 6 weeks in various allotments in England studying the fascinating structures that gardeners create out of everyday objects. The most drawn allotment was in Bucklands Hill in Maidstone, Kent. This is the third of a series of three, a possible triptych, but i feel work well as individual prints as well. It shows the Cover aspect of the title, the hodge-podge shelters that the gardeners have scrapped together to make either somewhere to keep dry when the summer rains make an appearance, or just sit and listen to the radio to get away from it all. Although, most of them i found were used for practical uses. They had perspex, glass or clear plastic fabric sections to act as a greenhouse.

For the EARTHLING who understands there is only ONE EARTH and we must love her if we expect anything in return. Great for Earth Day or EVERYDAY for the earth lover on your Love Your Mother Earth Gift List!

Awesome design for those who love Recycling. Thank you.

Hope you like it.

A planet suffering all for power and greed.

Show off your eco friendly beliefs with this shirt! Maybe wearing this around town will help you to convince your friends and neighbors to ditch plastic, buy some reusable straws, and go zero waste. It's worth the effort to be upfront with your beliefs. The more people are confronted with the truth about the environment, the more likely they are to take climate change seriously. Being environmentally friendly is so important, and not just for us but for all of our children and their children. How can you become more eco friendly?

A design inspired by young Earth activists of our time.

The Great Wave Off Kanagawa is an artwork that has seeped into the public eye so much so that it even has an emoji. The original image is a woodblock print by the Japanese artist Hokusai. It was published sometime between 1829 and 1833. Today its image and its style crops up all over the art world. Given that the sea is featured so prominently in this image I wanted to show how much an image like this is suffering under the pressure of the modern world and if the scene took place today it could well be swimming in plastic pollution. I’ve created this design to raise awareness and contribute to fighting the causes and supporting the solutions to the horrendous problem of plastic pollution

Recycle Reuse Renew Rethink For Earth Day Recycling 2023