Poster Monday: Down to Earth

Poster Monday: Down to Earth

Down to Earth Wine Tasting
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Poster Monday: Down to Earth

For this new edition of Poster Monday we are featuring a talented designer. His name is David Matos, he is a professional graphic designer, David works with a small list of cultural agents and companies worldwide, providing art direction and design and lead Shutupandance a studio that started in 2010 and is based in Berlin, poster design is… a wonderful relation.

The poster we are featuring here is called “Down to Earth”. The poster advertises a wine tasting event promoted by a group of UK wine importers.

If you would like to learn more visit David personal behance, he has an official website, enjoy.

Remember to submit your poster for the next edition of Poster Monday. Find all the info you need in our submissions page, and facebook. Have a nice Poster Monday and stay tuned for the next spot of the week.

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Poster Monday: Her Too

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Poster Monday: Her Too

This Poster Monday spot of the week goes to Lahav Halevy for his poster “Her Too” A good poster to remind #MeToo is a social movement that has broken with a culture of silence in the face of sexual harassment. Lahav Halevy is graduated the Graphic Design department in Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem where teach nowadays. Lahav have a branding studio BlueCollar Group in Tel Aviv and design posters for more than 25 years, participating in exhibitions and Biennales: Warsaw, Lahti, Mons, Moscow, Ningbo, Zurich, even won the Golden Bee 12.

This poster was done few days after the beginning of the #MeToo campaign, to show solidarity with the issue, and with the struggle of women all over the world in general. It was already printed in three different editions of 1,000 copies each, in the last year and a half, now spread in about 40 businesses around Tel Aviv, people take a copy and leave a donation as they see fit. All the money goes to The Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel. “I thought of my position as a male designer in such a delicate issue, what my contribution can be, came to this concept, and then designed it in one hour” says Lahav.

If you take a look at his site, www.bluecollar.today, you will find a very interesting body of work.
If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate in our submissions page.

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Poster Monday: Circus without Animals

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Poster Monday: Circus without Animals

This poster spot of the day belongs to Ernest Bącler, a 3rd year student of graphic art at the State Higher Vocational School in Tarnów, a small town in the south of Poland. In this occasion the featured poster is entitled “Circus without Animals”. The raw form of the poster corresponds and highlights the problem of using animals in circuses.

“Unbelievable is that people in the 21st century are still using animals for their entertainment or for work. The “Circus without Animals” poster is an objection to the ill-treatment of animals in circuses. Its task is to remind people that animals are also rational entities that are able to feel and love. Animals can’t be treated as objects, they deserve respect” says Ernest.

To see more about Ernest Bącler visit his instagram count and if you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate in our submissions page.

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Poster Monday: Give

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Poster Monday: Give

Welcome to another edition of Poster Monday. Today we have a poster from Steve DeCusatis, he is a graphic designer specializing in logos, identities, and overall branding projects. Steve graduated from Tyler School of Art at Temple University with a BFA in Graphic & Interactive Design and an Art History Minor. After working in both design and agency settings, DeCusatis started his own self-titled design studio in 2011 working as an independent art director, designer and educator in Philadelphia, PA. He collaborates with clients large and small creating innovative brand work, and is a design instructor at Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia University, and Rowan University.

His work has been published by AIGA Philadelphia Design Awards, Print, HOW, Communication Arts, Graphis, and more. Steve’s art direction and instruction of student projects are recognized by The Dieline, Lovely Package, HOW Self-Promotion Annual, Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Collab Student Design Competition, and the Adobe Achievement Awards.

This poster “Give” was designed for Hi-Res podcast’s live “giving” episode on December 8th. The project was initiated by Ryan Starr and the theme of the episode was designing for the greater good and working with non-profits around the theme of giving. To go with the theme, Ryan invited DeCusatis and a few other Philly-based creatives to design/illustrate the posters which were given away to attendees of the show. Ryan’s proceeds from money paid for the event and was also donated. A food-drive for the event also took place.

Find out more about Steve DeCusatis at his personal site and facebook. If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate on our submissions page.

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London’s sexual harassment campaign

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London’s sexual harassment campaign

Around 90% of sexual harassment cases go unreported. Transport for London’s newest campaign from VCCP creative agency is encouraging people to speak up and report ‘unwanted sexual behavior’ incidents. The campaign consists of three posters and an online video that encourage reporting of sexual harassment. This campaign is a great way to create impact and increase awareness of sexual harassment in society.

If you want to watch the video click here.

Via Creative Review

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Skol invites Feminist artists to redesign their posters

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Skol invites Feminist artists to redesign their posters

Many companies have shown their support for women’s rights and their support for equality between the sexes. However, as they set up new campaigns supporting this, most brands do not eliminate their past campaigns containing contrary messages. The Brazilian beer brand Skol has taken this step, inviting feminist artists to re-design their old posters that portrayed women wearing bikinis and serving beer to men. After the re-design the posters changed drastically by showing domain from women drinking a cold beer and transmitting their unique power and strength.

To have a look at the posters and to learn a bit more about the project click here.

Via Creativity Online

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Shepard Fairey fights Trump with iconic posters

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Shepard Fairey fights Trump with iconic posters

Shepard Fairey is a well known artist specially recognized by his HOPE poster for the Obama presidential campaign eight years ago. As a form of protest to President Trump’s inauguration day, Fairey decided to open his exhibition called “American Civics” in Los Angeles, California. In it, he presented a series of posters entitled “We the people”, where he compilates his HOPE poster technique to create three images portraying different women: a Latina, a Muslim American, and an African American.

The series was shown at the women’s march against Trump’s denigrating comments towards women as an opposition to Trump’s campaign where he stated his racism, sexism and Islamophobia believes. A great way to inspire and bring people together to fight for justice peacefully.

“Art has the potential to break through predisposition because it affects people emotionally, and it catalyzes conversations that wouldn’t happen otherwise,” Fairey said.

Via Los Angeles Times

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The BIG one

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The BIG one

This one will shake your eyes! Mesmerizing giant posters displayed on buses and billboards as part of a Facebook campaign that encourages users to take advantage of the new “LIVE” function, that allows them to broadcast whatever they’re up to and share it live with the whole world, or just their friends. Try it! Going live to feel aLIVE, funny, isn’t it?

Via: FastCompany

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“Ask for Angela” Posters

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“Ask for Angela” Posters

Sexual assault is a terrible problem and bars and pubs are one of the main places where women can get into dangerous situation that leads them into trouble. Aware of this, The Lincolnshire County Council in England has come up with a clever way to help out women who might be stuck in a situation they don’t know how to get out from. The solution is a poster that  has been stuck up in the women’s restroom at a bar urging people who feel uncomfortable on dates to ask the bar for ‘Angela’. The name is a code word that lets the staff know that someone requires help. Whoever says the code word at the bar will then be escorted out of the premises safely or called a taxi.

We think this is a smart idea and one that should be implemented in every establishment. How about you? Do you have any other ideas to help combat this terrible problem? Share your thoughts on the comments below!

Via Design Taxi

 

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