Engineer and designer Felix Böck defines himself as an urban harvester. In his city, he collects materials others consider to be waste in order to give them a second life.

The chopsticks from restaurants around Vancouver have become an inspiring resource for him to take advantage of.

His creations show how post-consumer materials can become a viable supply source and be transformed into new designs that are attractive, innovative, and most importantly, carbon negative.

The creations of ceramicist Meghan Greenlay open a window to her delightfully eclectic world of pop art and fantasy.