Embracing The Real Cycle

Please join our wish list of caring companies. Become a sponsor and participate in helping us in cutting this huge garbage problem down to size. We believe in first creating awareness then taking action. TheRealCycle.com is informative about the ugly truth and finds solutions that can be fun and easy to follow.  Please check out us out @   https://therealcycle.com/future-sponsors Thanks to  www.pacificgarbagepatch.com  for providing this video. Together with your help we can start the snowball effect.

We have to attack this problem head on and put this problem front and center.  Not hiding it, and making believe that it doesn't exist. That's why we are here drawing you this very ugly picture. Because if you get involve and get on board, we can make a dent and help to create a chain-reaction and will eventually slow down the growth of one of these Gyres. I'm a firm believer than the only reason that these Gyres have gotten so big, so gigantic is because not enough people are aware that they even exist. . We are not about just having fun while creating art, at TheRealCycle.com, but we are here also to try to inform people of this crisis... way too much garbage.  Just one of these Gyre (circular patch of mostly plastic debris) is the size of the state of Texas. That equals to 700,000 square kilometres or 270,000 square miles. And there are at least five Gyres in the ocean. They are in the South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific...

click on picture to make bigger There are endless possibilities of ways you can recycle. Let us at The Real Cycle guide you through them. You learn by doing, just following along and seeing how it's done. Once you see for yourself what others are doing, it's like a light bulb going off in your head. You'll discover other possibilities for yourself. This blog is to demonstrate that with one object you can go in so many different directions. The journey is part of the adventure, letting your ideas flow can be exciting. Not knowing where it's going to take you can be exciting. Sometimes the journey to discovering is what motivates me. I don't know about you... but I don't get as excited when I know exactly how something is going to turn out. Like they say it's more about the journey, not necessary the destination. What better journey is there when you're doing it for a good cause and when you're pleasantly surprised with t...

Feeling good comes in many different forms and for many different reasons. Like you can feel good when you do a good deed - like participate in a good cause. What if you can have fun and feel good as you did something that was eco-friendly? It'll be kind of feeling good while giving back. Doing something for a good cause, doing something that gives you a feeling of accomplishment.     You'll find that it's very satisfying when you complete the project from start to finish. We make it almost like painting by numbers. At Real Cycle you'll see a list of projects and you can simply view the videos of how an artist did the project and you can just follow along. You'll find that once you complete it, the feeling of fulfillment will come over you and raise your confidence and make you feel even better. The fact that when you're finished you can also sell "it", and make some cash that's just frosting on the cake. By you selling it st...

If something has sentimental value and every time you look at it, it reminds you of a special time and memory that you just wouldn't like to forget. What if you dropped it or it got dented or cracked. Would you just throw it in the trash? Well we are happy to tell you now you have a choice of keeping that fine memory alive. Making it part of an art piece that you can enjoy for years to come. We'll show you how - step by step. So you can keep on remembering and enjoying those great memories. Please visit https:therealcycle.com and view some examples. Thanks.

What if: There was a site where all the artists that use recycled / re-purposed materials on the web, were all in one place... a hub, easy to find people that want to make a difference and be green. What if: On that site you could see videos of how the artists made their art, and maybe make it or something similar to it yourself. What if: On that site anytime you bought or sold something 2% went to a charity that recycled of your choice automatically. What if: Anyone could register for free and exhibit their art work and help make a difference about the garbage problem that just keeps getting worst. Well your wait is over now there is such a web-site. It's still under construction but has been launched and is having people register to it for free, so they can show and sell their wares. The only requirement is that what ever materials they use in their art have to be use in a totally different way from their original intended use. Registering is for free now, but once the site ...