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boingboing: Interview with creator of Occupy Wall Street “bat-signal” projections during Brooklyn Bridge #N17 march

kqedscience: School of Visual Arts students’ poster creations for their “Opposites” design assignment. “For “Opposites,” they had to choose two opposing issues, objects, or concepts, and then represent their relationship in a memorable 11” by 17” poster. The posters challenged students to be conceptual thinkers, to simplify, and to consider visual impact— the skills required for the especially conceptual task of developing a corporate identity.”
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kqedscience: School of Visual Arts students’ poster creations for their “Opposites” design assignment. “For “Opposites,” they had to choose two opposing issues, objects, or concepts, and then represent their relationship in a memorable 11” by 17” poster. The posters challenged students to be conceptual thinkers, to simplify, and to consider visual impact— the skills required for the especially conceptual task of developing a corporate identity.”
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kqedscience: School of Visual Arts students’ poster creations for their “Opposites” design assignment. “For “Opposites,” they had to choose two opposing issues, objects, or concepts, and then represent their relationship in a memorable 11” by 17” poster. The posters challenged students to be conceptual thinkers, to simplify, and to consider visual impact— the skills required for the especially conceptual task of developing a corporate identity.”
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kqedscience: School of Visual Arts students’ poster creations for their “Opposites” design assignment. “For “Opposites,” they had to choose two opposing issues, objects, or concepts, and then represent their relationship in a memorable 11” by 17” poster. The posters challenged students to be conceptual thinkers, to simplify, and to consider visual impact— the skills required for the especially conceptual task of developing a corporate identity.”
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kqedscience:

School of Visual Arts students’ poster creations for their “Opposites” design assignment.

“For “Opposites,” they had to choose two opposing issues, objects, or concepts, and then represent their relationship in a memorable 11” by 17” poster. The posters challenged students to be conceptual thinkers, to simplify, and to consider visual impact— the skills required for the especially conceptual task of developing a corporate identity.”

fight the vampire squid: #occupywallstreetmollycrabapple: My attempt at creating a funny little stencil/protest sign for Occupy Wall Street Not filling things with girlthings and curlicues is deeply against my nature, so I suggest artists actually good at the Bold and Graphic try their own.  But hope mine works. Use, post, stick on everything, make into stickers, spraypaint on walls, put on signs.  And thanks Matt Taibbi for the vampire squid-ness DOWNLOAD BIG VERSION HERE HERE’S HOW TO MAKE A STENCIL DOWNLOAD VECTOR VERSION HERE
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fight the vampire squid: #occupywallstreet

mollycrabapple:

My attempt at creating a funny little stencil/protest sign for Occupy Wall Street

Not filling things with girlthings and curlicues is deeply against my nature, so I suggest artists actually good at the Bold and Graphic try their own.  But hope mine works.

Use, post, stick on everything, make into stickers, spraypaint on walls, put on signs.  And thanks Matt Taibbi for the vampire squid-ness

DOWNLOAD BIG VERSION HERE

HERE’S HOW TO MAKE A STENCIL

DOWNLOAD VECTOR VERSION HERE

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