{"id":34915,"title":"Plastic (The Everlasting Poo)","description":"Disregarded Plastic is \u201cThe Everlasting Poo\u201d\u2026 and\u2026 according to Barnabus\u2026 a handsome bucket crab\u2026 he\u2019s had enough and is on a mission to challenge humans (\u201capex meanies\u201d)","content":"

\"montageSome designs have been created to visualise the subject of discarded plastics, in relation to \u201cThe Everlasting Poo\u201d video staring Barnabus the handsome bucket crab.
These images are designed to start or stir the conversation. In the online shop are copies printed onto t-shirts, mugs etc.

If more info on the discarded plastic concept is sort\u2026 an intro is below\u2026 along with link to a youtube video and a website.<\/p>


This concept... <\/strong>Disregarded Plastic is \u201cThe Everlasting Poo\u201d\u2026 and\u2026 according to Barnabus\u2026 a handsome bucket crab\u2026 he\u2019s had enough and is on a mission to challenge humans (\u201capex meanies\u201d)
\"youngThe Everlasting Poo video, is a short video made from selected stock footage & photos, honed together & set to music.

Barnabus, a handsome, rascal, bucket crab, gets fed up with plastic on & in its home\u2026 so sets off on a mission to raise a point\u2026 as you do.<\/p>

According to the bucket crab, who\u2019s had enough. . . and on a mission:
\u201cDisregarded Plastic is \u201cThe Everlasting Poo\u201d.

Only a 5 (ish) minute video, but on route there is rubbish, feet, a whale shark, plastic bags, messeges in bottles, a rather cool poem, adult office type bods, a surf dude with the best wetsuit ever, Barnabus, and a few kids. Several other bucket crabs chime in on the act later. . . all bucket crabs, appear to be called Barnabus.

Purpose of video is to stir a deliberation or two.<\/p>