I Want You for U.S. Army Uncle Sam WWII War Propaganda Art Print Poster. I Want YOU!” – The Story of James Montgomery Flagg's Iconic Poster - Illustration Chronicles. Our posters are carefully and professionally replicated from vintage originals. Crafting with precision, we also aim to preserve a traditional feel, thus, minor flaws, bends, scrapes, tears, or stains that were part of the original artistry may be present. These imperfections may be visible in our larger views of the product on the listing. Some of the posters we offer can be extremely expensive, so our reproductions are intended to be a cost-effective, entertaining alternative, not the same as fine art prints.The Poster is super easy to install. It will stick to any smooth wall for years. It can be removed years later and not damage the wall. Sizes larger than 60" x 34" will be printed in panels with a 1/4" overlap for easy installation.Please contact us if you have a specific-sized wall for pricing.See below for installation videos. Product Description:The decal can be removed at any time with no residue.Great if you are renting or simply want to change your look later. Our material is a matte fabric material that looks natural on the wall100% safe inks and material.Easy to install: all decals are shipped with instructions. We stand behind our work and many 5-star ratingsGUARANTEEIf for any reason you're unhappy with the decal, then please return it to us for a full refund. If the decal arrives damaged, please let us know right away, and we can send you a replacement or a new decal if necessary.FAST SHIPPING:Made in Canada. All orders Ship within 1-2 business days, Domestic orders delivery times are 4-7 days, and International orders delivery times are 5-7 days. All orders are shipped with a tracking number. CONTACT US:If you have any questions please reach out to us. We love working with customers to create a special
Last year I had the chance to visit some Vietnamese artists of the older generation. Many of them aside from training in the classical style, were also trained to design propaganda posters and at s…
"Nyet!" says the Russian turning away the very tempting vodka in this repro of a 1951 Soviet propaganda poster. He knows you've got to be sober to help the Motherland! It's pulptastic, comrades! Printed with a 10 color process using archival pigment ink on premium quality 265+ gm/69+ lb luster finish professional photo paper. The paper's luster/satin finish is specially designed to bring out details in print and avoid glare. Prints typically will have a small white border to maintain the proportions of the original image. Note: Because these are repros of vintage book covers, magazine covers, and posters, there may be imperfections (creases, rubbings, other marks, blurred small print, etc.) in the image if they appeared in the original. PulptasticPrint watermark that appears in online images will NOT be in the actual prints. Discounted prices available on bulk orders: - buy 10-14 prints, get 10% off — enter CODE10 at checkout - buy 15-19 prints, get 15% off — enter CODE15 at checkout - buy 20 prints or more, get 20% off — enter CODE20 at checkout Most prints are available in the following standard American and European sizes: 4x6 in |10.16 x1 5.24 cm A6 - 4.1 x 5.8 in |10.5 x 14.8 cm 5x7 in | 12.7 x 17.7 cm A5 - 5.8 x 8.3 in |14.81 x 21.01 cm 8 x 10 in | 20.3 x 25.4 cm 8.5 x 11 in | 21.6 x 27.9 cm A4 - 8.25 x 11.75 i. | 21.0 x 29.7 cm 10 x 13 in | 25.4 x 33 cm 11 x 14 in | 27.9 x 35.5 cm A3 - 11.75 x 16.5 in | 29.7 x 42.0 cm 11 x 17 in | 27.9 x 43.2 cm A3+ - 13 x 19 in | 33 x 48.2 cm But if you want a custom size (no larger than 13 x 19”) just ask. I’m happy to work with you to get you what you want! - Each item is individually printed by me in my studio, not farmed out to a print-on-demand business, to ensure quality control - Flat rate shipping — one price no matter how many you order - Please note: most prints have a small white border to maintain the proportions of the original image.
18 x 24 inch Screen Print Signed Edition of 450 Release Date: 08/21/2008 SOLD OUT The Tyrant Boot print was...
I love Mort Drucker's drawing of General Patton: Drucker clearly owes a debt to Arthur Szyk's famous portrayals of Nazi generals from the 1940s: Yet, as much as I love Szyk's paintings, for me Drucker's is the stronger work. Compare these two details to understand how differently the two artists make decisions: Szyk makes thousands of tiny choices, shading with color and small feathering brush strokes. None of these lines is particularly insightful or descriptive by itself, although the cumulative effect is splendid. By contrast, Drucker's bold line is an act of supreme confidence. Every time Drucker's brush touches the paper, he is making a thoughtful observation about an object in the world. The great illustrator Austin Briggs offered the following wisdom about the benefits of working with the restrictions imposed by line: Line ... is the most limited medium.... [I]t's necessary to know the limitation one is dealing with in order to use its positive qualities to the fullest advantage....[O]nce we know what drawing cannot do, we are on the way toward expressing [a subject] in the marvelously simple way a line can function....[I]ts real shape reveals itself because we must speak with such limited means.
Or maybe they'll make you feel like you are as heroic as Poe Dameron.
What are types of propaganda? Sharpen critical thinking and analysis skills. Ideal lesson for middle school. Includes a free slide show.
This propaganda mini-unit has everything you need to teach your students about persuasive techniques used in advertising and media! The zip file includes: -PowerPoint AND Google Slides link (newly added!) -Student notes outline (to go with slides) -Internet scavenger hunt activity -Identifying propaganda techniques in news headlines activity (with answer key) -Flash cards (printable foldable template) -Colorful classroom propaganda poster -Quiz with answer key My students really enjoy this unit! If you have time for a project, students can make a propaganda book with clipped ads (from magazines or internet) and display in a creative book to present to the class. This mini-unit is perfect for any secondary ELA, speech, debate, or social studies class! ***You might also like 12 Logical Fallacies. CLICK HERE!
Patriotic World War I postcard.
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This is a free font/typeface that is suitable for headlines and posters design. Designed by Otto Lerma
Art and design have long been used as a compelling universal language and so, to commemorate this year's International Day of Peace, we've pulled together 10 powerful posters in honor of world peace.
What are types of propaganda? Sharpen critical thinking and analysis skills. Ideal lesson for middle school. Includes a free slide show.
Rosie the Riveter, the bomb girl with the bulging biceps, is an iconic image. During World War Two, one million Canadian women worked in factories.
Level: High School Art Education Lesson Plan Art Elements: Color, Space Art Skills: Graphic Design, Technology Making Connections: Social Studies, WWII Posters This project is a nice way to wrap up an intro graphic design course in which students have learned many new techniques. Or, it’s a nice way to start an advanced graphic design course …
