Art Post: Sociopolitical Stationery
This is regarding the Ides of Trump: Postcard Drive (mail Donald Trump a postcard on March 15th, expressing your views; more details in the link).
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Originally posted by browngirl at Art Post: Sociopolitical Stationery
I meant for this to be an organized set of finished images. But it's 4 aM on March 2, and I need to go with what I've got. SO, if you're inside the US and you'd like me to send you one of these (in an envelope) so you can send it to our non-esteemed president for The Ides of Trump Postal Mail Demonstration, drop me a PM (not a comment here). And of course you may print the ones of these I made and send them from anywhere in the world.
I decided not to make the base image for my icon into one of the options, lest it provide tittilation rather than conveying the intended message.
I assembled this postcard from parts other people created:
I will make postcards of this one only if I can find the original artist's attribution. When I saved the image I thought the artwork was signed, but I was wrong. Still, I'm putting it here because it's awesome.
I'll color in this sketch, though I'm not sure what my color scheme will be yet -- pale, dark, in between? Flat color or patterns for her outfit?
Also, there's Shepard Fairey's gorgeous We The People images:
https://obeygiant.com/people-art-avail-download-free/
And remember to copy and/or photograph your postcards before you send them so you have proof they didn't contain threats!
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Originally posted by browngirl at Art Post: Sociopolitical Stationery
I meant for this to be an organized set of finished images. But it's 4 aM on March 2, and I need to go with what I've got. SO, if you're inside the US and you'd like me to send you one of these (in an envelope) so you can send it to our non-esteemed president for The Ides of Trump Postal Mail Demonstration, drop me a PM (not a comment here). And of course you may print the ones of these I made and send them from anywhere in the world.
I decided not to make the base image for my icon into one of the options, lest it provide tittilation rather than conveying the intended message.
I assembled this postcard from parts other people created:
I will make postcards of this one only if I can find the original artist's attribution. When I saved the image I thought the artwork was signed, but I was wrong. Still, I'm putting it here because it's awesome.
I'll color in this sketch, though I'm not sure what my color scheme will be yet -- pale, dark, in between? Flat color or patterns for her outfit?
Also, there's Shepard Fairey's gorgeous We The People images:
https://obeygiant.com/people-art-avail-download-free/
And remember to copy and/or photograph your postcards before you send them so you have proof they didn't contain threats!