What are you protesting for in 2021? These four new entries for our Protest Posters 2 Competition tackling racism, global health, and climate change will give you more reasons to fight for what you believe.
Japanese designer Kei Sato’s poster “Global Warming” (above, left) features an abstract polar bear, an extremely vulnerable species thanks to global warming, that appears to be fragmenting and disappearing just like the ice they rely on. The words “global warming” are melting at the top, fading into the blue ocean background. Sato’s poster calls for active political and social change in combating our rapidly warming earth.
“Black Lives Matter” (above, right), created by American artist Arnaud Ghelfi, displays several ovular, ombre shapes forming the letters BLM. These initials are given meaning as the words “Black Lives Matter” are diagonally printed across the poster. The pink L in the center is also a heart, reminding us that many protests rely on the connection between people and the desire to do good for others.
