“Recycle you must, or in your own garbage drown” is what Yoda might say upon seeing himself and other popular Star Wars characters recreated in scrap metal parts. Truly steampunk!

Seas of used tires make an awful spectacle, but what becomes of our tires when they are no longer roadworthy, how many are reused and for what purpose?

Rather than just leaving phone books to rot in the gutter Alex Queral decided to recycle them — by turning them into works of art!

Good artists are knowledgeable types, so it’s no surprise that they choose old books as a medium in which to work, playing with the paper to create something new — and to enrich the knowledge of others.

The most recycled painting in the world gets a new layer of reuse, as these artists use recycled materials to recreate Leonardo da Vinci’s 16th century masterpiece.

On U.S. Highway 12 in Wisconsin lies a very special roadside attraction: Dr. Evermor’s Scrap Metal Yard. Special attraction is the 70-member scrap metal big band.

Excess baby food jars eating up your cabinet space? Think creative reuse — here are ways to declutter effectively.

The used, recyclable containers have a plethora of reuse possibilities in and around the home.

German artist HA Schult has created an army of Trash People that travels the world.

Japanese train tickets recycled and transformed into amazing artworks — from manga to the Mona Lisa!