An officially licensed poster series in the style of Saul Bass and Alexander Girard celebrating the original Star Wars trilogy by Ty Mattheson.
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Spotted at La Touche Bridge in Portobello, Dublin 8.
Starina sez:
“‘Stand up against abortion’? I guess there were a few American dollars left over after referendum for new ‘liberals are bullying us’ signs.”
Previously: Desperate Repeal
No Drama
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Eoin Stapleton writes:
Defaced Yes campaign photos outside the Abbey theatre.
No
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Just no.
Bonus question: Are they:
(a) Foolish, misguided Yessites?
(b) Sinister, Machiavellian Noesers?
(Thanks Dongle)
Equality posters by Wordbird.
(Thanks Shane Rooney)
Eliminate the…ah here.
Edited marriage referendum posters in Dublin today.
Any excuse.
Pics via Alan Kinsella and Katherine O’Meara
On Message
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Of these digitally adjusted No-sters, Enda McNally writes:
Noticed a few No campaign posters for the Marriage Referendum earlier today and felt that their simple headlines really undersold the hysterical scaremongering we’re used to. I made a few quick changes in photoshop and would be very happy to digitally improve any other promotional material they have going. Let’s face it, they do need a bit of a dig out…
Yesterday: Goodbye Mammy
Meanwhile…
No Campaign Posters Not Only Offensive Just Plain Wrong And I Should Know (Adam Ó Braonáin)
A late papal-flavoured poster for the next Euro 2016 football match against Poland.
Ciaran writes:
The latest in an ongoing Matchday Poster series by [sports website] Póg Mo Goal for Ireland’s Euro 2016 qualification campaign. The latest poster is by Dublin Based Design studio New Graphic. Previous efforts Vs Scotland; Vs Germany; Vs Gibraltar; Vs Georgia…
A collection of original WW2 British propaganda posters currently accepting bids at David Lay Auctions. Most guide prices are between £30 and £200 but the one on the top left (£800 – £1000 guide) is the most valuable. To wit:
ABRAM GAMES 1914-1996 “Blonde Bombshell” WWII ATS Recruitment Poster Printed for HM Stationery Office by Fosh & Cross Ltd. 1941 73 x 48.5cm Note: When this poster was first issued, Games was criticised for making the design ‘too glamorous’ and it was withdrawn. Games went on to design the official stamp for the 1948 Olympic games and the emblem for the 1951 Festival of Britain.