Award-winning artist Lou McCurdy, known for her installation art project "More Plastic than Plankton" has partnered up with graphic designer Chloe Hanks, founder of Plastic Bag Free Brighton. The duo has created some very interesting artwork to underscore the problems of polluted beaches.
Photo via Chloe Hanks and Lou Mccurdy
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