Video of the 2020 Vote Poster Project +
Newly Available Numbered “Old Glory” Prints

For the 2018 midterms, I created a Vote Poster and hundreds of people hung it in public places from coast to coast.
It was glorious.
Watch this inspiring short video to see how it all worked:

Vote Poster Campaign 2020

In the 2020 election, I sold signed Vote posters and donating 100% of the profit to Stacy Abrams’ organization called “Fair Fight” from now until Election Day.

I chose to donate to “Fair Fight” because their whole focus is on fighting voter suppression, especially in communities of color.
Each signed VOTE poster was 9″ x 24 and is printed on heavyweight silk card stock.

This campaign in now over and the poster is no longer in stock.
Thanks to all who participated!



“Old Glory 2022”

Hand-Pulled, Numbered Prints

Although the vote posters are no longer available, you may want a work of art that expresses the the state of our democracy like these larger, numbered, hand-pulled prints in four different color options. These prints are more similar to the 5′ tall original that inspired this entire project. (You can see the original piece below the print images.)

Watch the video below to learn more:

Your Options

Pearlized Black Ink on Black |||||||||| Gold Ink on White
White Ink on Black |||||||||||Black Ink on White

The prints are all 13″ x 36″ and are hand printed on 100% cotton rag.
I print each piece as it is ordered.

They are available in 4 colors:
-Pearlized Black on Black
-Gold on White
-White on Black
-Black on White

125.00

Choose:


Old Glory

This is the original piece that both the Vote Poster and Old Glory prints are based on.

What Does Voter Suppression look like?

Undermining the ability of the post office to function in an election that is happening during a pandemic is voter suppression;

Starting unfounded rumors about mail-in ‘voter fraud’ without evidence is voter suppression;

Making up reasons to purge registered voters from voter rolls without permission or notice is voter suppression;

Shutting down voting stations in communities of color is voter suppression;

Limiting voting hours and creating barriers to vote with illegal identification requirements is voter suppression.

Q: Who Makes it Difficult to Vote?
A: People in power who fear the results if everyone is given the chance to vote.