Deriving inspiration from the iconic Harley Davidson, a student at the University of Central Lancashire has created a replica of the bike using waste material. Kenny Scott, who always wanted to utilize the everyday waste in a more meaningful way built a bike modeled on a Harley Davidson made to scale entirely from recycled cardboard. For his final year project, all this art and design student did was he used recycled cardboard, a knife and a glue gun to transform it into this stunning replica. Creativity with sustainability, it couldn’t get any better than this.
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