Homer is a playfully constructed dog made of Canadian cigarette boxes. The artisan possessed a good sense of volume and created the dog with a wide stance that supports its weight and lends it a sense of vitality.

This exquisitely crafted chest has a hinged lid that covers a protected interior sections. The outer form is articulated by a carefully rendered border that reveals it architecture and gives visual order to its form

Perhaps evoking religious reflection, this Christian icon of the Latin Cross was created from discarded Camel and Winston cigarette packages.

Contacts is a book for telephone numbers. Its jacket is created from bands of cigarette box covers woven together to make a patterned surface.