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Me and the ‘Poster for Tomorrow Gender Equality Now’ Book
For more information about Poster for Tomorrow check out the link below: www.posterfortomorrow.org
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Poster for Tomorrow Gender Equality Now! – Selected Shortlisted posters
Here is another 2 of my posters that I created for Poster for Tomorrow Gender Equality Now! They where both selected shortlisted posters in the top 400 from over 3000 submissions. You can also view the selected top 100 poster ‘Female Surrounded’ here. Love and respect women xxxy live together
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The way forward by Christopher Scott
The way forward by Christopher Scott
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Posters for Syria – Exhibition at UMET
On 8th March 2013 we had a small exhibition of Posters for Syria a project by the Paris organisation Collectif Ne Rougissez Pas. It will contain the selected posters from the students of the Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador (Umet Ecuador). Marco Castro, Carlos Cepeda, Israel Espinosa, Angel Figueroa, Santiago Peralta, Marilyn Raza, David Tipantuńa. Some…
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Posters for Syria – Exhibition at UMET
Tomorrow (8th March 2013) we will have a small exhibition of Poster for Syria a project by the Paris organisation Collectif Ne Rougissez Pas. It will contain the selected posters from the students of the Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador (Umet Ecuador). Marco Castro, Carlos Cepeda, Israel Espinosa, Angel Figueroa, Santiago Peralta, Marilyn Raza, David Tipantuńa.…
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Dead Leaf at Mut zur Wut – Berlin
A big thank you to Louise Mc for the photograph.
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Sending my 3 posters to the IIPF 2013 in Turkey
Sending my 3 posters to the International Invitational Poster Festival 2013 in Turkey.
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Hand of Oil
Title: Hand of Oil Concept: Protest against the Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico A tribute to Saul Bass I created this poster back in August 2010.
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Me, Yossi Lemel and Woody Pirtle in Milan
In 2009 I visited Milan to see my poster Dead Leaf at exhibition opening of Good50x70. It was an honour to meet Yossi, Woody amongst other wonderful people at the event.
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