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I am a graphic designer, artist, and art teacher, compelled to use my skills to help the planet. I plan to create one design each day for 2022. These designs are for sale on organic and sustainable products to help spread awareness of our growing plastic pollution problem by reminding us that we can choose less single-use plastic.
About "NEW RULES" Design #91: When the old rules no longer make sense, the best thing to do is to consider replacing them. The "old" rules of throw-away single-use plastic items are not sustainable. Let's rethink. I hope this bright ruler will help inspire you to start with these three basic rules to help curb your consumption of single-use plastic items.
A great way to show your support for this project and the movement of Less Single-Use Plastic is by purchasing stickers to help promote the practice of using less single-use plastic.
We don't need to be perfect, but when we "STOP & THINK" we do better. Small changes in our daily habits, like bringing our water bottles, shopping with reusable bags, or purchasing products with less single-use plastic, can create positive change.
I designed these stickers to remind you of your positive intention to choose less. They will keep the concept on your mind as you move through your day.
Catch the wave and Ride it forward by spreading the Less Single-Use Plastic message with a sticker! Carry the message with you by placing a small sticker on your water bottle. Stick one on your laptop to inspire other students or co-workers. They are weather-resistant so get one for your car, for your skateboard, for your bike helmet, for your skis . . .
Our stickers are printed with eco-friendly inks. They come in your choice of sizes:
- 2 x 2 great size for water bottles and laptops bike helmets and more
- 3 x 3 great size for water bottles and laptops bike helmets and more
- 4 x 4 great size choice for cars, skateboards, and more
- 5 x 5 great size choice for cars, skateboards, and more
About "NEW RULES" Design #91: When the old rules no longer make sense, the best thing to do is to consider replacing them. The "old" rules of throw-away single-use plastic items are not sustainable. Let's rethink. I hope this bright ruler will help inspire you to start with these three basic rules to help curb your consumption of single-use plastic items.