Paula Mitchell Bentley
Paula is a working mother of 2 wonderful kids, a toddler and a teenager, who wants to leave the planet in the best possible condition for her kids. Her main focus in life is her family. She believes that living green is a lifestyle, not just an idea. Paula thinks that everyone can live a greener life through a series of tiny steps. It doesn't have to be one giant leap -- just tiny steps towards improvement by many people can really make a huge impact on a global scale.
She is intrigued with the idea of upcycling art, how a change in perspective can take an object from the trash pile and move it into the treasure pile. She is also very interested in sustainable living for average families and simple ways to live greener lives. She wants to teach her children environmental responsibility and respect for the planet. Paula's articles:
Upcycled Cigarette Butt Artwork
Posted on January 21, 2009 by Paula Mitchell Bentley .
Tom Deininger has found a way to green up waste that is lying everywhere on the streets. He uses cigarette butts in some of his upcycled art projects. The above sculpture entitled “Filter Rabbit” uses the unraveled filters of smoked cigarettes to create a furry appearance to the bunny. It obviously smells [...]
Artistic Recycling: Amazing Uses for Leftover Bottle Caps
Posted on October 13, 2008 by Paula Mitchell Bentley .
People are slowly becoming more aware of their effects on the planet and environments around them. As we awaken to the realities of pollution and other serious environmental issues, we need to find ways to solve our “man made” problems. Upcycling is a way of converting our garbage into other things which can be used [...]





