The American Evolution is now available as a t-shirt. The 253 portraits that make up the flag on the T-shirt are each unique combinations of Lincoln, FDR, JFK, RFK, MLK, Clinton, Gore, and Barack Obama. The piece was part of Hyperakt’s “The New Hope” exhibit at Geneva’s Flux Laboratory.
We’ve been making lots of new election related artwork for our upcoming show in Geneva. This series will be part of the show. Each poster features an Obama quote with the core of the message highlighted.
We thought they’d be pretty cool on t-shirts too. You can get these over at the Hypermarket.
Update, Nov 5, 2008. We have created a new set of silkscreen prints entitled “We Made History” to celebrate Obama’s victory!
Update, Nov 3, 2008. Due to popular demand, all 4 sets of 50 silkscreen prints are now sold out. Thank you for your support! You can get more Obama stuff designed by Hyperakt here, and you can also download and print the posters yourself here, and show your support.
We are excited to announce that we now have a series of high quality silkscreen prints of our Obama poster available for purchase. The poster was designed by Hyperaktivist Deroy Peraza in February and has received considerable attention since them.
The limited edition prints (50 of each) are available in the following different color combinations:
PRINTS ARE ALL SOLD OUT:
A print of the poster was featured at the Manifest Hope exhibit in Denver and, at the end of October, will be part of a Hyperakt exhibition at Flux Laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland. The artwork for the poster was made available for free on our blog so it could be used to promote the Obama campaign by people everywhere. Due to popular demand, we have printed a limited run of 16″ x 24″ posters on a beautiful heavy stock for those of you who just want the poster delivered to your door. The poster is numbered and signed by Deroy Peraza. A big thank you to Clone Press in Seattle who did a wonderful job printing them. Profits from poster sales will be donated to the Obama campaign. Get ‘em while they last.
This clever little semipermanent toilet, appropriately called the Shit Box, is made from recycled cardboard, ships flat and doubles as a stool. It’s brought to you by the also aptly named Brown Corporation. That’s some clever shit.
From the director of Helvetica, comes Objectified. Look out for it early 2009.
Switzerland’s Set 26, goes beyond Helvetica and puts a new spin on learning your ABC’s.
I know this is all over the blogosphere, but being Ampersanderson, I have to post it too: House Industries’ new cast iron ampersand bookends.
I finally found a portable device that lets you can carry your fonts from place to place—legally! Okay, maybe just one.
A couple weeks late, via the new Helvetica blog.
