a very simple two page link hub with a gallery/can be turned into extra about me section, inspired by the DS lite Littlest Pet Shop game! this is HEAVILY relies on images and does NOT work on mobile. view demo #HERE
but as always free to use ( tips are very much appreciated ) and no pro subscriptions required
NOTES;
all the images are drawn by ME! please do NOT claim as your own
images are linked WITHIN THE CARRD IN A HIDDEN SECTION, pls don't ask me where they are
if you would like a customized LPS, head over to my VGen or message me
a lil scrap collage zine i made at zine club about reducing, reusing, and recycling, plus refusing, repurposing, and rotting.
save the images from this post to print, or download PDFs here at my ko-fi shop.
transcripts below:
the SIX R's
you've heard of "reduce, reuse, recycle" BUT! did you know there are actually six steps in the consumption cycle?
here they are:
1. Refuse
see if you can avoid buying a particular item at all! do you need it? is it a trend?
2. Reduce
think about what you can do to purchase less! can you meet that need with something cheaper or free? also—thrift shop!
3. Reuse
use the things you buy for as long as you can!
grocery bags
phones
dishtowels
scrap paper
"refill" products
etc
4. Repurpose
use it in a way it wasn't intended
cut up old clothes for rags
make pallets into garden beds or furniture
put pencils in glass food jars
5. Recycle
melt/shred/reclaim materials and make them into something new!
6. Rot
let things return to the earth at the end of the cycle. try to avoid buying things that can't decompose.
made by danny jacobsen on 7/17/25
find more at dannyjacobsen.art!
CC BY 4.0
the SIX R's ... 2!
the consumption cycle
aka the 6 R's:
Refuse
Reduce
Reuse
Repurpose
Recycle
Rot
in the first 6 R's zine, I defined them. in this one, I list some extra ways to conserve for each of them.
Refuse
when I want to buy something I know I don't need, I save it to a specific pinterest board instead. then I can find it later if needed, but also be proud of all the things I haven't bought.
Reduce
instead of buying something...
borrow it from a friend or relative
see if it's at a "Library of Things"
see if you can DIY it from what you have
grow it! (in a garden) (see if there's a free seed bank nearby)
go to a clothes swap
(thrifting & garage/estate saling also count since they divert things from the landfill)
Reuse
take good care of your stuff and follow maintenance instructions for things like knives, bikes, cars, keurigs[/other coffee makers], nonstick pans
also...
mending clothes
replacing broken parts instead of the whole thing
Repurpose
use it in a new way:
old shower liner as a paint dropcloth
start seeds in an egg carton or tp tubes
grow herbs & houseplants in empty yogurt tubs that have been cleaned w/ holes punched in the bottom
blankets/sweaters as a pet bed
old newspaper as mulch or compost ingredients
collage!!!
Recycle
use a blender, window screen & old paper scraps to make recycled paper!
look up your area's recycling regulations
Rot
you don't need a container to compost, just access to a patch of ground :)
made by Danny
find me @ dannyjacobsen.art
CC BY 4.0
Imagine pulling up to the local spring festival, the sun setting over the fields, and feeling an instant surge of happy nostalgia. This gorgeous print captures not just a car, but the entire beautiful moment itself.
Featuring a stunning hot rod set against the backdrop of a country gathering, this art piece is a tribute to classic American joy. The rich colors and detailed illustration bring the elegance of the 1950s celebration right into your home. It’s an homage to good company, beautiful style, and those quintessential summer outings we all cherish.
This print would look magnificent in a cozy den or on a wall in the garage - perfect for any enthusiast who appreciates vintage flair. Consider gifting it to a friend celebrating a milestone anniversary, or adding it as a vibrant accent piece above a buffet table where memories are shared.
