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Help Japan III

Posted by Marc | 14-03-2011 22:43 | Category: Design, Health, Homelessness

After Help Japan with W+K and Help Japan II this is part III with new variations on the Japan earthquake and tsunami theme.

Four visuals from art director Steven Jodistiro.

More after the break.

“Help Japan”, two posters made by agency H-57 creative Station, Milan, Italy.
Creative Directors: Matteo Civaschi, Gianmarco Milesi; Art Directors: Matteo Civaschi, Orazio Marino; Account Director: Sabrina Di Gregorio.
Don’t know what to think about the radioactive sign. After the earth quake and the tsunami it is the third disaster. Is it just about this disaster or is it to make the Japanese feel guilty?

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Good campaign posters! I hope japan can rise from it’s fall. :(

Posted by Aurelius Tjin | 15-03-2011 05:29

Great collection, some I feel more connected to than others. I have created some of my own designs to raise money for the redcross http://quirkylotus.com/category/help-japan-posters/

Posted by Linda Yuki Nakanishi | 15-03-2011 17:11

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