The new work

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  1. luke0x (86 months ago | reply)

    nice. best poster in a while.

  2. progrium (86 months ago | reply)

    holy shit. we're busting up... this is the best poster EVERR

    the messina does it again

  3. alienvenom (86 months ago | reply)

    so yeah. i can totally like print a bunch of these at work on t3h color laserjet. please let me know if you want me to.

  4. jakedahn (86 months ago | reply)

    Dude, that's an amaizing poster! Nice work!

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  6. miss_rogue (86 months ago | reply)

    This is boootiful, baby. Sigh.

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  8. factoryjoe (86 months ago | reply)

    Alienvenom: go for it. The link for the full size version is there for you to use! ;)

  9. Tommy-toe (86 months ago | reply)

    Lovely.

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  11. Itkovian (86 months ago | reply)

    Are you sure the US won't kick you for this? Looks like a socialist propaganda thing to me :-)

  12. factoryjoe (86 months ago | reply)

    Except that the original was promoting a US service for the military called the "YMCA".

    Sorry, but the socialists weren't the only ones with propanda. ;)

  13. illustir (86 months ago | reply)

    absolutely love the poster

  14. Dimitri Glazkov (86 months ago | reply)

    Shoulda kept the hat in the shadow.

  15. dweekly (86 months ago | reply)

    awesome. :)

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  17. alienvenom (86 months ago | reply)

    chris, can you send me the original PSD/Illustrator/PDF, or whatever? shdh (at) dogtoe (dawt) com

  18. Lloyd Dewolf (86 months ago | reply)

    Amazing poster!

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  20. unconed (86 months ago | reply)

    Wow, the idea is great and the result is awesome ;).

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  22. spearart4 (85 months ago | reply)

    Why are you calling this new work??
    This poster is my grandfather's art work. It was done with tempera paint!! It is considered one of the top World War I posters.
    He did many others to carve out a meager living, but often the printers would airbrush his and other illustrators' signatures off.
    My grandfather was not a rich man and a bit of an angliphile who freely contributed his time and talent to war effort after losing colleagues on the Lusitania.

    Why not make your own artwork!?

  23. factoryjoe (85 months ago | reply)

    Hi Spearart4,

    The original poster artwork was amazing and inspirational -- I borrowed the artwork because I myself am not as talented an artist as your grandfather and wanted to carry forth the message of the original.

    You'll notice that I did give credit to Gil Spear, the original artist, in both the description an the work itself.

    The title "The New Work" refers to hacking as the new form of public service, as in the original work the reference was to the YMCA during world war.

  24. Barack Obama is my homeboy (73 months ago | reply)

    I've always liked this old WW2 style of art more than the new crap nowadays... too overproduced.

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