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8 Billion Trees & Stick No Bills® - Picture a Greener Planet
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Picture a greener planet: Stick No Bills® plants a whopping 240 trees and conserved an additional 2,400. Deforestation and carbon emissions pose a grave challenge to the survival of the planet. Stick No Bills® takes this problem very seriously.
Pulse Magazine, Sri Lanka's Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine on Stick No Bills® posters
International Press Pulse Magazine Travel Galle Fort (Sri Lanka)
In June 2018 journalist Aazam Ameen interviewed gallerist Meg Williams for Pulse Magazine's August edition. Meg takes Aazam on the journey that is Stick No Bills®.
Vogue Magazine's February 2018 Edition highlights Stick No Bills® flagship gallery in Galle Fort
International Press Travel Galle Fort (Sri Lanka) Vogue
Matilde Wergeland draws attention to Stick No Bills® in her great write-up on travel to Sri Lanka in Vogue: https://www.vogue.com/article/surf-stay-boutique-hotels-sri-lanka-south-coast.
Britain's The Mail On Sunday highlights Barefoot and Stick No Bills® as 'excellent shops' of Galle Fort
International Press The Mail (Britain) Travel Galle Fort (Sri Lanka)
"THE word ‘Paradise’ is bandied around endlessly by travellers: it’s used to describe every stretch of whitesand beach or rainforest they see. But while modern tourists might write ‘#paradise’ alongside each snap they post on Instagram, there’s a genuine case for Sri Lanka’s identification as Paradise on Earth, thanks to a series of literary references. In his 1891 book Palms And Pearls: Or Scenes In Ceylon, Alan Walters highlights a 14th Century Icelandic work which names Paradise as an island off India ‘studded with flowers’, which he believes to be Ceylon, renamed Sri Lanka in 1972. The Hereford Mappa Mundi,...
Canada's The Globe And Mail on the Stick No Bills® designs exhibited at Barefoot in Colombo
International Press The Globe And Mail (Canada) Travel Galle Fort (Sri Lanka)
"Most alluring was the shop-with-in-a-shop for Stick No Bills®, a purveyor of cheeky, mod Sri Lankan posters."