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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

"BUIILDING A HOME FOR THE HEART"

Starseed Creative has a four page article in an international consciousness magazine!

click here or on the image to view the article

The funny thing about this article is that we were interviewed in a grocery store parking lot while traveling in Arizona. We parked in-front of the store so that we could use their free WiFi hot spot to be interviewed in Australia via Skype. We were interviewed by a woman from one of our past Australia Earthbag workshops who wanted to share our message of cultivating thriving environments through personal awareness and infinite possibilities.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Come with us to Peru in July 2012

Journey to the Sacred Valley and Beyond
July 16 – 23, 2012 (7 day Guided Journey)
Join us as we step into the unknown and awaken our hearts to the ancient wisdom of Pachamama (mother earth), ceremony, and rites of passage with Q’ero Elder Shamans.
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Thursday, July 28, 2011

South Melbourne Commons Garden Wall


One of our workshops in Austraila was a two day FUN-damentals of earth bag workshop where over 20 participants built this garden retaining wall. Participants gained hands-on experience combined with lectures to explore adapting earthbag building to their climate and environment. Participants gained to knowledge to use locally available soils to create walls and domes.

The wall was built a part of a master plan for the South Melbourne Common's Cafe which included curved garden bed retaining walls. With the garden staff we explored ways of making this wall with the lowest impact and the least long-term maintenance. Most of the material and tools were made from the site. Soil was delivered from a near by construction project and screens were made found objects. The wall will be finished with an oxide added to match the historic blue stone.

 Here is a finished picture I just received from Melbourne Commons. Great job you guys! What a beautiful cafe space.

Monday, April 18, 2011

Earthbag Building In Brunei

Friends of ours in Australia, Harold Raps and Mathilde Menard are directors of the Sydney-based firm Green Earth Buildings. They have presented a sustainable design utilizing earthbag building to a group in Brunei. Read the the full article at The Brunei Times.









Drawing from The Brunei Times

Friday, February 4, 2011

What is Earthbag Building?


What is earthbag building and Guiding Star Creations? I find that earthbag building is best expressed through images. To help those who want to see some examples of our work, Guiding Star Creations has compiled over 100 photos. Please click on the pictures above to view this photo album and feel free to share them. If you are going to use the pictures for advertisement please credit the photos to GuidingStarCreations.com.

Shine your light,
Neil

Monday, January 3, 2011

February Earthbag Workshop in Australia

Guiding Star Creations is excited to announce a new 6 day workshop in Mudgee Australia hosted by Milkwood Permaculture starting February 27, 2011. Please check their site for details at http://milkwoodpermaculture.com.au/courses/details/45-milkwood-autumn-earthbag. We look forward to seeing you there!













Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Om Sweet Dome


This dome was built by Angel and his family in Tepoztland, Mexico with the assistance of Guiding Star Creations. It is the perfect size for a music studio, healing dome, or guest dome. The dome has a 13 ft (4m) interior diameter and features a loft space, custom glass door, windows, and skylight designed by Angel. The floor is a stained concrete slab and the material in side the bags is a mixture of earth, volcanic rock (tosontle), and 10% cement. The exterior is finished with a water proof paint and the interior is an earth paint finish. Angel teaches workshops in Mexico and he will be teaching in India the beginning of next year. Guiding Star Creations is look at the possibility of collaborating with Angel in India around April 2011. For more information in Spanish check out his blog at blog at http://superadobemexico.blogspot.com.