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Tiger has been making ink out of emissions … what it has to do with beer, we don’t know, but we liked it nevertheless
tiger
1st September 2016

Tiger has been making ink out of emissions … what it has to do with beer, we don’t know, but we liked it nevertheless

And now for someone else’s work that we really liked …

Heineken seem to be making a habit out of magicking waste products into something great.

They made fuel out of excess brewing yeast for DB Export beer in New Zealand, and now for their Singaporean beer, Tiger Beer, theyโ€™ve turned the gross stuff that comes out your car into ink.

So it was little surprise that they had some more tricks up their sleeves …

Working with MIT Spinoff, Graviky Labs, they installed devices on cars, chimneys, even ferries. These captured raw carbon and soot, and transformed it into useable ink, which was then given to local street scribblers in Hong Kong and India as marker pens and spray cans.

The campaignโ€™s focus on urban environmental issues and its use of street art fits well with Tigerโ€™s attempt to reposition themselves as young, current and (for lack of a better word) โ€œcoolโ€, even if the connection between beer and air pollution is a slightly dubious one!

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