O-Bama by Rene Garcia, Jr
Award-winning film director and prominent Obama supporter Spike Lee contacted him and suggested they collate the material into a book. A design called Did The Right Thing by Don Button
A new book, called Design for Obama, features over 200 posters inspired by Barack Obama's election victory last year. This image is called Obama Superman by Mr Brainwash
The designs were all submitted to the website DesignforObama.org which was set up by student Aaron Perry Zucker. This is Abraham Obama Series by Ron English
New Game by Jade Buffum
Hope Obama 08 by Shel Starkman
Fluffy Little Clouds by Darren Newby
Probama Nation by Sara Bacon
Yes We Can by Tom Slaughter
Our Moment, by Justin Kemerling
The Realisation by Felix Sockwell
“The Obama campaign found incredible success in using the Internet as a means of organically growing a grassroots army, the energy of which swept Obama into the White House," explained Perry Zucker. Director Spike Lee stressed the incredible power of poster as direct tools to get a certain message across: "I have always been interested in graphics, not just movie posters"
O-Bama by Rene Garcia, Jr
Award-winning film director and prominent Obama supporter Spike Lee contacted him and suggested they collate the material into a book. A design called Did The Right Thing by Don Button
A new book, called Design for Obama, features over 200 posters inspired by Barack Obama's election victory last year. This image is called Obama Superman by Mr Brainwash
The designs were all submitted to the website DesignforObama.org which was set up by student Aaron Perry Zucker. This is Abraham Obama Series by Ron English
New Game by Jade Buffum
Hope Obama 08 by Shel Starkman
Fluffy Little Clouds by Darren Newby
Probama Nation by Sara Bacon
Yes We Can by Tom Slaughter
Our Moment, by Justin Kemerling
The Realisation by Felix Sockwell
“The Obama campaign found incredible success in using the Internet as a means of organically growing a grassroots army, the energy of which swept Obama into the White House," explained Perry Zucker. Director Spike Lee stressed the incredible power of poster as direct tools to get a certain message across: "I have always been interested in graphics, not just movie posters"
