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Lee - who has written 9 posts on Green Girls Global Blog.

Lee Tracy is a working visual artist that paints, draws, and creates installations with a creative focus that includes written words. Her art (www.leetracy.com) is the result of her concerns about our world, yet include elements of hope. Lee also creates green tee projects that includes our GGG tees. Lee likes contributing to change and movements that include hand-made, DIY, Indy, innovation, and sustainability.

Why Size Matters

Posted on 01 October 2009

In our pursuit of a more sustainable world there are very distinct differences between huge corporations, large companies, small businesses, and micro businesses. The very size of a business can impose not-so-green sensibilities that conflict with earth-friendly efforts. Smaller businesses are able to address environmental issues that bigger companies and mega corporations simply cannot. Big [...]

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A Girl’s Eye View of the Road Ahead

Posted on 25 June 2009

We have a truck.  It is a shiny black Ford F150 with an extended cab for our dog. It is old now, made in 1996, and has lasted well carting our loads (artwork and woodwork) and through numerous road trips east and west.  Our truck has two tanks for gas. If one tank runs out, [...]

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Earth Day, Ocean Day…Mayday

Posted on 04 June 2009

What’s in a day? When a day is designated a special day, the intention is to honor the theme of it.  On our annual calendar there are some holidays that have turned into a hoopla, diverting us from the original intent.  Often we witness a kind of build up that requires planning and promotion, parties [...]

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What the Asparagus Does Not Know

Posted on 12 May 2009

It may seem trivial, but trust me it is huge. Somewhere down the line I had heard something. It was in my past, a voice from a cooking show perhaps, or at a friend’s house while preparing for dinner. I was young and it stuck.  “Never cut the asparagus, gently snap them so it breaks [...]

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Do Go Changing (A new me is back)

Posted on 30 April 2009

Changing for the sake of the planet may require falling off of it. It may require a break from that grounded feeling. People may wonder what happened to you or if all is ok.  All is fine with me now, even though at some points I thought I had ruined my life. I haven’t written [...]

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How I Was Floored By Bamboo

Posted on 25 August 2008

WARNING: This photo of regenerated cellulose can alter your mind. A funny thing happened on my way to make the “greenest” tee on the planet. It is said that artists are like scientists, and in my case, it is fairly true. I am a process artist and love to learn how things are made, I [...]

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IN THE CLOSET :: Know your clothing

Posted on 12 June 2008

On April 20, 2008 I went into my closet and cut all the content and care labels out of my clothes. My idea was to use these in an artwork about global warming. We can lessen the impact that our clothing has on the environment by examining clothing content labels closely. After examining my own [...]

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I AM DYEING: A world without color

Posted on 29 March 2008

I wanted to wear a real beet red tee! I dreamt of real saffron yellow fabric on my skin! Yes I did! Carrots, coffee, cranberries, and conch… I imagined not only the beauty of it, but also the heightened sense of being grounded. It didn’t work. Vinegar, salt, soda ash…. it did not work. The [...]

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What is Green?

Posted on 17 January 2008

Grass is GREEN. Green beans are GREEN. And I can buy contact lenses and make my eyes GREEN. And now there is a huge movement called GREEN! Building materials, clothing, beauty supplies… oh my! I am thrilled to be a part of it, though I must admit, sometimes I find myself blue. I can’t seem [...]

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