This poster aims to address the issue of torture. The poster illustrates the inhumane use of tools, normally meant for construction, as a means to torture people.
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Cindy Chen
monterey park, ca, United States
Member since June 20, 2008
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Does this design reflect a(n)...
• well developed and easily understood concept?
This is a powerful design solution that manages to leave a disturbing and lasting emotional impression on the viewer. The level of communication is highly focussed and none of the design elements distracts from the core message. You obviously have a talent for stripping visual language down to its basics to ensure that nothing clouds your message with unintentional semiotic subtexts.
• level of social engagement?
Excellent.
• understanding of the issues reflected in the poster?
Excellent.
• sense of internationalism and accessibility?
Excellent.
Posted June 28, 2008
By Jacques Lange
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