He’ll Have You Turn Trash Into Treasure with the Scrap Kins
Eco-advocate and illustrator, Brian Yanish (C’95, Mask and Wig, Friars) has combined his talents and passions to create The Scrap Kins, animated characters that live in a recycling center and build their world out of the things people throw away.
Over the past 2 years DT has been following Brian as he has been developing out the Scrap Kins and we are happy to report that he has not only had successful meeting with some major publishers, but his his characters will be on children’s notebooks and folders in Rite Aid stores across the country in over 4900 stores!
In the recent Los Angeles news segment from above, Brian shows us how he teaches kids to use their imagination and turn household scraps into crafts.
Happy Earth Day everyone!
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 has combined his talents and passions to create The Scrap Kins, animated characters that live in a recycling center and build their world out of the things people throw away. Over the past 2 years DT has been following Brian as he has been developing […])
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