anna brones

writer + artist + activist

Friday Photo: Portland In the Tetons

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I love this photo for a lot of reasons:

The Innate thermos has hot cider in it.
That’s my favorite PDX bike sticker.
This hike was fantastic.

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Written by Anna Brones

December 3, 2010 at 17:12

Posted in Friday Photo

Tagged with grand teton national park, mountains, snow, winter

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Great pic! The colors do it for me.

Ben Keene

December 7, 2010 at 22:16

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- Thanks Ben! Glad you liked it!
  
  Anna
  
  December 8, 2010 at 12:34
  
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anna brones

My books:

Comestible Quarterly

Comestible Summer 2016 Small

‘Hello, Bicycle’

‘Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break’

‘The Culinary Cyclist’

‘Best Served Wild’

‘Paris Coffee Revolution’

Paris Coffee Revolution

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#paperart #papercut #papercutart #papercutartist #coffee #coffeegram #tinyart #dstiny #coffeecup #kindness #foodillustration

"Plastic Wardrobe," papercut, 2017. In 1980, 5.3 million tons of polyester were produced annually. By 2025, it’s projected to be upwards of 90.5 million tons. Today, our wardrobes are literally made of plastic, much our fashion made using an extractive, limited resource: oil. These wardrobes come at a cost. Every time we was a synthetic item of clothing, millions of tiny plastic particles are released into the ocean, and ultimately, they end up in our food chain. By 2050, plastic pollution could outweigh fish in the ocean. All of these things are connected; we are literally wearing and eating oil. If you're interested in the topic, I have a piece looking at plastics, clothing and food today over on the @foodandfibersproject.
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#papercut #papercutart #papercutartist #plastic #sustainablefashion #slowfashion #fastfashion #fashion #synthetic #plasticfashion #plasticbottles #plasticpollution

Hope the weekend includes some coffee brewing, outside or in. For all you outdoor food and coffee lovers, @latigocoffee is hosting a giveaway of this custom @miir mug that I did the artwork for and @semi_rad and my new book Best Served Wild: Real Food for Real Adventures. Not only that, but you get a bag of beans too!! #coffeeoutside #bestservedwild #latigocoffee #miirmoments

I've been working on two various stories this week that involve taking a serious look synthetic textiles, and my brain has been thinking a lot about "plastic clothing" and our cultural addiction to oil in all its many forms. Our entire system is based on extraction instead of regeneration, and quite frankly, it's overwhelming. So here's a tiny wool sweater as a tiny act of resistance. .
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A tiny bicycle for a tiny house. .
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#papercut #papercutart #papercutartist #tinyhouse #bicycle #art_we_inspire #paperart #tinyart #dstiny

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