Brian Richmond hand crafts trash from the process of paper sculpting and then hand painting them to make to look like  real trash. He then takes his sculpted paintings out to different site locations and places them in different settings and then photographs them. The photographs are listed below.

"Monster" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Paper, 2 3/4" h. x 6" w. x 3 1/2" d., 2016.

"Marlboro Red Butts" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Canvas, 1/4" h. x 1" w. x 1/4" d., 2014.

"Wawa Coffee" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Paper, 3" h. x 5 1/4" w. x3 5/8" d., 2014.
"Marlboro Red Cigarette Pack" Acrylic Paper on Sculpted Paper, 1 1/4" h. x 3 3/4" w. x2 1/4" d., 2015.
"Marlboro Gold Cigarette Butts" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Canvas, 1/4" h. x 1" w. x 1/4" d., 2014.
"Parliament Cigarette Butts" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Paper and Canvas, 1/4" h. x 1" w. x 1/4" d., 2015.
"Marlboro Red Cigarette Butts" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Canvas, 1/4" h. x 1" w. x 1/4" d., 2014.
"Newport Cigarette Butts" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Canvas, 1/4" h. x 1" w. x 1/4" d., 2014.
​"Various Plastic Pieces" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Paper, 2015.

"Bud Light"  Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Paper, 2 1/2" h. x 5" w. x 3 1/2" d., 2015.

"Newport" Acrylic Painting on Sculpted Paper, 1" h. x 3 3/8" w. x 2 1/4" d., 2014.