Showing posts with label eco-friendly art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eco-friendly art. Show all posts

Friday, May 27, 2011

Green Logos, Green Art - Tranquility & Health

Written by Sam Anderson
 
The human brain is programmed to respond to every color in a different manner.  Effects of green color include feelings of tranquility, vitality, health and freshness and cleanliness. Green is mostly used in eco-logos in order to endorse the environment-friendly vibes. 
 
Green is also known as the ‘environment-friendly’ color.  For the full story, please click: http://www.logoguru.co.uk/blog/color-psychology-in-logo-design/
 
For eco-friendly "green" artwork, please call us for a complimentary consultation: 888-440-9260
 

Friday, February 4, 2011

Forecasts on Sustainable Design


"Goldfish" by Andrea Bonfils

The folks at Inhabitat asked some of their favorite movers and shakers in the green design space to share their forecasts for what 2011 may mean for sustainable design, architecture and the natural and social environment. From the proliferation of share programs and bike culture, to eco-innovations in technology to make building and energy management easier, read what some of the most eminent minds in the green design world have to say about 2011. From ASID eye on design, visit: http://inhabitat.com/green-design-predictions-for-2011/2010billmcdonough/?extend=1

Shown above is an original oil painting on recycled canvas, with mixed media natural pigments and dyes, available for sale, rent or lease from Art Rent and Lease.  Visit our site at:  www.artrentandlease.com or call (888) 440-9260 for more information on sustainable artwork for your space!

Friday, January 28, 2011

Tune In for New Artwork....7 days and counting!

We're updating and searching high and low for new artwork for our clients throughout the US, including eco-friendly sustainable art, all being added in February!  Check our website often:  http://www.artrentandlease.com/

Friday, January 14, 2011

Artist Gregory Coates is HOT Blue and Collectible

"Hot Blue"
Recycled Rubber and Ultramarine Pigment
at the Smithsonian

Artist Gregory Coates works with recycled materials and eco-friendly pigments and dyes to produce his amazing wall sculpture/paintings in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors.  "Hot Blue" shown above is now comfortably at home in the Smithsonian - many other works are available for lease, sale or rent from our gallery Art Rent and Lease.  Ask us how you can collect Coates' work and expense the payment as a business expense: (888) 440-9260.