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The Pocket Scavenger is a book by Keri Smith. I imagine there’s probably also an app for smart phones &c. This book contains, amongst other ideas, a list of objects often discarded in urban environments (and therefore potentially free) that one is encouraged to "scavenge" and then repurpose by using a complimentary list of random alterations.
This book is for people who like prompts for exploring their world, people who like keeping art journals, and people who embrace random influences.
This book is probably not for people who dislike experiences guided by arbitrary parameters, completists who’re subjugated by a list until they’ve ticked every box, or people who think objects found on the streets are untouchable.
There’s a full report of my first use of the book at my journal. Enjoy!
This book is for people who like prompts for exploring their world, people who like keeping art journals, and people who embrace random influences.
This book is probably not for people who dislike experiences guided by arbitrary parameters, completists who’re subjugated by a list until they’ve ticked every box, or people who think objects found on the streets are untouchable.
There’s a full report of my first use of the book at my journal. Enjoy!