"My first poster was based off the social issue of child soldiers. I decided to change the face of the original image and make a commentary of my own to stop the use of children in warring countries as soldiers." Matthew Snell, Summer 2011
"I used cut-out AK-47 to represent children."
"The tags act as IDs like a morgue would use."
"My second poster was based on the idea that in the world we live in today we must stand and fight for our ideas. Innovation is the only way to progress and achieve what you want in society today."
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"I recreated the image adding a 3D effect. The pencils fit inside the gun mag and have inspirational quotes printed on them."
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Relief Poster Student Work
"Basically an ad for Ivory Soap that claims that their soap made the Native Americans ‘civilized.’ I decided to highlight some of the lines from the poem. “We once were factious, fierce, and wild…But Ivory Soap came like a ray of light across our darkened way…And now we’re civilized, kind and good.” I also decided to carve hands out of Ivory soap and have them reaching as if to strangle the figures." Sarah McGlenn, Summer 2011
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