ALIKE
The message of this poster is to show that people are all alike. We learnt to create boarders and make distinctions, but we should not apply this rule towards other people in negative ways. We are all the same and equal, although we may look different. This is a typographic presentation of the message, using modules of a pictogram of a person in a wheelchair, that we are unity.
The message of this poster is to show that people are all alike. We learnt to create boarders and make distinctions, but we should not apply this rule towards other people in negative ways. We are all the same and equal, although we may look different. This is a typographic presentation of the message, using modules of a pictogram of a person in a wheelchair, that we are unity.
Enabled for disabled
Behind the idea of this poster stands a strong belief that, no matter if we may not look the same, we are all equal. I chose to picture a physical disability, but this applies to any kind of disfunction. Disability should not be negatively associated. With this in mind, I wished to present a typographic approach to the challenge, and used parts of a pictogram of a person in a wheelchair, to create the slogan Enabled for disabled.
Behind the idea of this poster stands a strong belief that, no matter if we may not look the same, we are all equal. I chose to picture a physical disability, but this applies to any kind of disfunction. Disability should not be negatively associated. With this in mind, I wished to present a typographic approach to the challenge, and used parts of a pictogram of a person in a wheelchair, to create the slogan Enabled for disabled.
Positive word puzzle
All the words used to form "disabled" are of positive connotation. This is a simple way of conveying the message that we should change the general approach towards this word and people with disabilities. We should take away all the negative spells that have been cast so far, and make "disabled" be a beautiful decription of the beautiful people that it refers to.
All the words used to form "disabled" are of positive connotation. This is a simple way of conveying the message that we should change the general approach towards this word and people with disabilities. We should take away all the negative spells that have been cast so far, and make "disabled" be a beautiful decription of the beautiful people that it refers to.
