One of a series of French May 1968 posters originally designed by the Atelier Populaire, reworked and updated for a 21st century context. Like the originals, they are offered here to be used, re-purposed, and reworked.
A black and white line drawing of a helmeted police officer wearing goggles and wielding a rifle. Below, three icons of smart phones each with a logo on it: Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. Above, the text says: “THE POLICE TALK TO YOU 24 hours a day. And watch you, too.”
I’m very excited to announce my new book, Graphic Liberation: Image Making and Political Movements, which is being shipped from the printed this week! I’ve been slowly and quietly at…
A mix for Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative This mix features mostly local Montreal artists, particularly musicians, who have been involved in the intersections of social movements and the arts. I have…
Chris recently sent over a link for a free download of his great stencil how-to book he’s used for multiple workshops and art courses. It’s got a nice overview of…
After many years of people asking if I had any shirts of many of my graphics, I’ve finally launched a new shirt store! I’m testing things out on Bonfire, starting…