Speak Your Mind; Protest Poster Build
Power in Print: Typesetting for Protest Posters
Description:
From the early days of letterpress to the bold screen prints of the 1960s, protest posters have played a powerful role in shaping social movements. This hands-on workshop explores the history of protest posters in print, tracing their impact from labor strikes and civil rights marches to contemporary activism.
In today’s charged political climate, protest posters remain a vital tool for resistance, solidarity, and self-expression. This class provides an opportunity for participants to craft their own message, experiment with typography and layout, and print their own posters to take home. You will be guided throughout the process and loads of design assets to choose from at Tribune Showprint to say whatever you’d like. Whether you want to amplify a cause, express frustration, or inspire change, this workshop will help you transform words into a visual statement that demands attention.
No prior design or printmaking experience is necessary—just bring your voice and your vision!
Power in Print: Typesetting for Protest Posters
Description:
From the early days of letterpress to the bold screen prints of the 1960s, protest posters have played a powerful role in shaping social movements. This hands-on workshop explores the history of protest posters in print, tracing their impact from labor strikes and civil rights marches to contemporary activism.
In today’s charged political climate, protest posters remain a vital tool for resistance, solidarity, and self-expression. This class provides an opportunity for participants to craft their own message, experiment with typography and layout, and print their own posters to take home. You will be guided throughout the process and loads of design assets to choose from at Tribune Showprint to say whatever you’d like. Whether you want to amplify a cause, express frustration, or inspire change, this workshop will help you transform words into a visual statement that demands attention.
No prior design or printmaking experience is necessary—just bring your voice and your vision!
Power in Print: Typesetting for Protest Posters
Description:
From the early days of letterpress to the bold screen prints of the 1960s, protest posters have played a powerful role in shaping social movements. This hands-on workshop explores the history of protest posters in print, tracing their impact from labor strikes and civil rights marches to contemporary activism.
In today’s charged political climate, protest posters remain a vital tool for resistance, solidarity, and self-expression. This class provides an opportunity for participants to craft their own message, experiment with typography and layout, and print their own posters to take home. You will be guided throughout the process and loads of design assets to choose from at Tribune Showprint to say whatever you’d like. Whether you want to amplify a cause, express frustration, or inspire change, this workshop will help you transform words into a visual statement that demands attention.
No prior design or printmaking experience is necessary—just bring your voice and your vision!