Abstract: A system, method, and kit to convert an image from a source, such as a newspaper or magazine, into a form of art for display. Such images are enormous in quantity in everyday newspapers and magazines, so an individual has an enormous, though random, selection of art that appears in newspapers and magazines, daily or periodically. Since the source of the art is plentiful, and the system, method, and kit utilize relatively inexpensive materials and supplies, such created art will be substantially less expensive than comparable commercial retail art. The system, method, and kit may be easily used and understood by any individual including children.

Abstract: A combined can folder and flattener having a base and pivotable handle having associated therewith two blocks or plates or anvils whereby upon rotation of the handle toward the base a can is folded and upon a second rotation of the handle toward the base the can is flattened. The folding block or plate or anvil is operatively associated with the handle such that upon loosening of a wing nut the anvil can be rotated to accomodate cans of varying lengths. The base has two holes for receiving a pin which functions as a can positioner for cans of varying lengths.