Roland Tiangco - Dirt Poster (2011)
The back of the poster is covered with a fine black dust which, when rubbed against the white front, reveals the typography.
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Hayao Miyazaki Minimalist Poster Collection
Ok, the minimalist poster trend is already old for me BUT I do love Hayao Miyazaki (and when graphic design merges with things I love - like anime!)
A group of Palestinian youth decided to protest at the gates of the United Nations Ramallah Common Premises, unwilling to allow employees to get in. The group demanded that UN employees take immediate action to save the lives of Palestinian prisoners in Israel. Especially the ones in advanced stages of hunger strike, and those who are ill and still striking. They also plead that the UN employees make the enemy state comply to the demands of the freedom prisoners which are all compatible to the international human law and the third and fourth Geneva Accords.
freedom to all freedom prisoners!
More good design for good.
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Philosopher’s Minimalism by Genís Carreras
Prints available at society6. Entitled “Philographics”, these minimalist geometric shapes represent various philosophical doctrines like existentialism, empiricism, nihilism, and solipsism. Several more can be seen on Carreras’ website, but spoiler alert: there appears to be no mention of Flying Spaghetti Monsterism, which is just as much a code of ethics as it is a religious experience.
(via: io9)
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May Day Strike, 2012
I love it when my graphic design and socialist nerderies overlap - this is inspired by a classic poster by Alexander Rodchenko, a soviet artist during graphic design’s growing up period (which soviet propaganda did a great deal to influence and move forward).
This poster has been borrowed a lot already - but I’d argue that this is a more appropriate appropriation.
IMPORTANT UPDATE! Rodchenko was a hottie, apparently.
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