I found these stylish framing ideas for shells, seaglass and beach pebbles on Anke's site Beached Art. Gallery worthy, don't you think! Neatly arranged shells in an unusual and unique pattern.
Seaglass artistically put together in a nice range of colors.
And gorgeous little beach pebbles. No glass used as far as I can tell.
Anke lives in Germany and usually frames beach trash. And as odd as it sounds, considering the subject matter, her art is beautiful. You can see for yourself below.
"For me it is very satisfying to combine the daily walk on the beach with a little cleanup and to recycle the plastic litter into art."
To view all of Anke's framed Trash collections click here.
Browse everything in the category Framed It and DIY Wall Art.
15 comments:
Really interesting! I love the framed sea glass and shells. Framing "trash" is an interesting concept. It's definitly a "trash to treasure" form of art.
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They are all wonderful! Thanks for sharing with us!
love these interesting works af art!
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These are beautiful and what better way to recycle.
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Love the sea glass! Thanks for sharing!
I like these still life creations! A friend of mine made shadowboxes with dried varieties of colorful kelp and seaweed. They were beautiful, almost like lace or ferns.
Anke's framed beach finds are great! I especially love the first one with the shells - they look kind of like ruffles. The stones are beautiful too, and love the colourful beach glass.
I never tire of seeing beautiful creations from the natural gifts of the sea. Thanks for sharing these lovely treasures
Those are great! I just finished a shell framing project. I hope to have it on my blog soon!
Love Anke and her recycled art! She has a great eye. Pruxxx
Such interesting art work and helps to clean up the beach a little!
Wow! Those are amazing!
I just love the clam shells in the frame. Usually artwork has them flat. Sideways is a great idea.
Love those white shells...they remind me of ruffles! I also really like the square frames too. ~Lili
Great framing ideas. I can almost hear the ocean surf right now!
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