Blade Gallery

The statistic fueling LOOK UP - 55 percent of homes with ceiling fans are using them improperly. LOOK UP is not about expensive home remodels or investing in state of the art technologies – it is about using what many of us already have to save energy. To bring attention back to this common household appliance, LOOK UP is going around the country asking celebrities, organizations and every day people to paint a fan blade. These blades will be displayed in our online gallery and used to build awareness nationwide. The blades will be auctioned in the fall of 2009 to support purchasing energy-efficient appliances for Habitat for Humanity homes. In addition, LOOK UP will match up to $10,000 of proceeds.

Ed Begley Jr.

Trendy may not be a word that fits Ed on the surface, but one could argue that Ed pioneered one of the hottest trends in decades – living “green.” Ed is doing his part to help the rest of us embrace a “green” lifestyle by advocating the small and simple things we can all do to save energy – like learning to use a ceiling fan and programmable thermostat.

Lucy Lui

Liu is well known for her action-packed roles in Charlie’s Angels alongside Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore, and Quinten Tarantino’s trilogy, Kill Bill. When Lui isn’t acting, she stays busy as a UNICEF ambassador and supporting causes ranging from children and health to human rights.

Michael Londra

Michael Londra, a well-acclaimed contemporary Irish tenor is a leading force in Irish music around the world. But this Irish Emigrant is also passionate about the health of the world and serves as ambassador to Concern Worldwide – an international organization dedicated to reducing poverty.

Amy Smart

Smart doesn’t just support environmental causes – she lives by them. From swearing off fur to toting reusable nylon bags, it is clear Smart is committed to the “green” lifestyle. And with nearly 30 movies and a handful of TV shows under her belt, this is one actress who has the power to inspire others.

Peggy Fleming

Peggy Fleming, a striking American figure, single-handedly cemented figure skating as an American passion. Peggy won five U.S. Titles, three World Titles, and a Gold Medal in the 1968 Olympics. Peggy publicly shared her breast cancer diagnosis and treatment in hopes of giving strength to women. Peggy believes a "greener" lifestyle is part of a vital and satisfying life.