Sundown poster for the Neuer Kunstverein Giessen
Cover design for DREAM 3 by Max Richter for Secret 7 project
Shape Blank Poster for The North Norwegian Center for Design and Architecture
Poster for Lucid Dreaming Records
Poster for the event STAY at Robert Johnson
Poster found here
Dictator, The Seat Monopolizer subway poster, created as an etiquette campaign in the mid 70s to discourage man-spread on Tokyo trains, by Japanese graphic designer Hideya Kawakita.
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Butterflies burning in the flash of an atomic blast, the first poster from the series Hiroshima Appeals, designed in 1983 by Japanese master Yusaku Kamekura (1915-1997), from Takushoku University Arts Library.
The Hiroshima Appeals posters were produced annually from 1983 to 1990 by the Japan Graphic Design Association Inc, and the Hiroshima International Cultural Foundation, Inc.
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I want to choose my life, a poster on gender equality created by Russian graphic designer Anastasiya Batashan, for Poster for Tomorrow
“Welcome To Sochi 2014” poster series by artist Vasily Slonov (visit full collection here), is cencored in Russia for ridiculing the 2014 Olympic games in Sochi and exposing Vladimir Putin’s continuous violations of human rights.
Putin’s most recent laws include the criminalization of the “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations” as well as the “provision permitting the government to arrest and detain gay or pro-gay tourists for up to 14 days, before deportation“.
Russian LGBT community calls for Boycott of 2014 Olympics .
Previous greetings from Russia, here.
Open Switzerland is a conceptual design project by BaseGVA in collaboration with SUMO interactive, where the initiative, comprising provocative, rethought, iconic Swiss imagery, an interactive website and a custom-made «neutral» typeface, launches a debate about what it means to challenge a country’s identity and, in doing so, its very reason for being.
Visit full gallery + make your own poster, here.
Various posters from the 20’s + 30’s by Dutch-American illustrator / painter Charles Verschuuren (1891–1955)
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