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- Save Darfur
- Support freedom of speech
- Get involved
- Stop animal cruelty
- Support Autism research
- Support gay mariage
- Support pro-life
- Steroids in professional sports
- Adopt a child
- Bring troops home
- Stop C.E.R.N.
- Quit Smolking
- Support Gay marriage
- Support world peace
- Speak against tobacco
- Support the Girl Effect
- Keep us green
- Promote world peace
- support world peace
- Help the environment
- Freedom of speech
- Stop animal cruelty
- Stop Smokng
- Don't miss your opportunity
- Stop Horse cruelty
- Fight Aids, buy (Red)
- Stay in School
- Save the snow
- Stop racism
- Stop Abortion
- Abortion is murder
- Drunk driving
- Pro Choice
- Animal Cruelty
- Stop animal Cruelty
- Do what you want
- Adopt an Animal
- Pro Life
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2 comments:
it has to many Be Heard phrases and i don't like the color choices and diiferences in the worrd difference. the color of the hand is nice as well as the hands shadow i also think that if you took out the freedom of speech and or make it smaller it would make the image more clear.
First off i think this poster is really creative. The hand is the focal point of the poster. THe use of colors and distortian make it very interesting, and immediatly it draws you in. The texture on it is also really nice. However, i do not see how the hand ties into the message of the poster. I think the text colors and positioning flow well around the hand and a sense of movement and excitement can be felt. I'm a little confused if this poster is about freedom of speech, or making a difference? This poster uses negative space pretty well, however i think it may be a little bottom heavy. The text is very creative with the use of color, position and repetition, but i feel as if its a little too much. The "be heard" is positioned creativly and seems like someone is speaking. Overall, i think this poster is very creative and sends a much needed message to today's youth.
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