On this episode, we review how visual design has shaped U.S. election outcomes—starting with hand-painted posters in the …
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Great topic and an important aspect of US election. Logo, colors, police, can change minds. Mmm. Crazy 😬 😅
Short but interesting 👌
They used the phrase "by the mid-20th Century," and they showed an EARLY 20th Century street scene!
You say "we go back to 1840," but you show a 1900ish street scene. Not very truthful. Anyway, what I'm interested in is a little different: why are American political graphics so much less striking, so much less colorful, so much more amateurish than their British and European counterparts? Why don't they invest more in graphics, the way the British Labour Party, the Conservative Party, the French Communist Party, and so on and so forth did, historically? Why all the cruddy design. (Makes me feel ashamed to be an American.)
@TwosStudion – Interesting history of all of this, well done.
I had submitted a different kind of design for the Obama 2012 based one of their taglines ' Forward Together" – but did it too late. So I tweaked it and submitted it to the Harris campaign (before Walz was chosen).
he campaign auto-reply thanked me for the submission, but it obviously didn't fit. Mine is more illustration art and 4-color.
Simple bold type, nothing else works best for rallies, yard signs and such.
And cheaper to print.
But below is the presentation video of my now retired design, which still works IMO but doesn't fit the current design ethos. Music is also an original composition by me re-arranged to fit the video.
TOGETHER – 2012 – 1:36 min. (for the Harris for President Campaign)
https://youtu.be/smGLUwzJJIg
dope ❤
amazing video 🤩
The Obama campaign logo still bring a fresh approach 🔥