MDML= Molly Danielsson and Mathew Lippincott designing, prototyping and demonstrating solutions for complex problems. We have been working together since 2010 on projects ranging from small and lighthearted (posters about toilets of the world) to a multi-year campaign with Recode Oregon to introduce performance based codes to the state of Oregon.
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- Art
- Open Source Hardware
- Presenting Data and Information
- Publications
- Speaking & Teaching
- Standardizing Operations
Beacon Food Forest Signage
The interpretive signs created by MDML will explain permaculture practices and principles thr
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Bloodroot Album Art
Illustration of bloodroot for Elisabeth Pixley-Fink‘s new album: Bloodroot.
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Fresh Air Farms
MD created a one pager to help a local start up explain their unique urban farming concept. The goal
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Curiosity Club Talk
Core77‘s Hand-Eye Supply invited us to speak at their fortnightly Curiosity C
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War Against Waste Illustrations
Illustration for Jake Lemkowitz’s article about ways to reuse and reduce food wastes.
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Ecological Solutions for Human Pollutions
An evening with Nancy Klem and the Cloacina Project. We examined why conventional bathrooms are disg
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Dry Toilet Workshop
2 hour workshop on how to set up and manage a dry toilet at home as part of the 2012 Village Buildin
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Porchtraiture
Portraits on porches for the Boise neighborhood’s first ever Wraparound. Wraparound is a neigh
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Emergency Sanitation Training for Emergency First Responders
Workshop for the 2012 Medical Reserve Corps Spring Training Event on what to do with poop & pee
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Septic Tanks Demystified
How do septic tanks and soil infiltration work? This infographic was created as part of Recode’
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Mathew talked about his work for Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science (PLOTS) and how h
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Disaster Preparedness Round Table Discussion
We were invited to speak about emergency sanitation plans for people living in high rises as part of
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Bathrooms Are Gross, So We’re Redesigning Them
Examining why conventional bathrooms are disgusting and hazardous to both you and the environment.
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Sustainable Sanitation and Water Management Factsheets
The Sustainable Sanitation and Water Management Toolkit is a clearinghouse of up to date information
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A Sewer Catastrophe Companion
about: This illustrated guide presents a series of graduated responses you can do to keep yourself
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Constructive Interference
A Dialogue on Sanitation and Health through Inquiry and Art. Featured our posters about toilets, com
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Balloon Workshops @SXSW
From the BP Oil Spill to the Gowanus Canal Super Fund site, Grassroots Mapping and the Public Labora
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Grassroots Mapping Forum
Design & Implementation of Civic Science Quarterly Publication The Grassroots Mapping Forum is
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Balloon Kits for Aerial Photography
ML led the launch of Public Laboratory for Open Technolgoy and Science’s first off the shelf k
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Of all the rooms in your house, the bathroom is the place most likely to kill you. It’s full o
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Toilets for Emergencies Talk @Water!
Morgan O’hara and Halley Roberts of the SHIT lab presented what happened at the Permaculture C
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Emergency Sanitation Demonstration
Emergency Sanitation Demonstration for 500 people for 3 days of camping and activities. Mathew desig
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Legalizing Sustainable Sanitation
MDML roles: grant writers, project implementation, researchers, content creation, and present
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Talkin’ Shit Dinner
Dinner, drinks, discussion, and a short talk by Mathew Lippincott on the status of sane alternatives
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Awesome Science Posters
Every time it rains in Portland we participate in a “system” officially known as C.S.O., Combin
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