1. 28 January 2012


    via Bloody-Disgusting Facebook

    via Bloody-Disgusting Facebook

     

  2. 5 December 2011


    WWII screen print (yellow) by gollygoshgee on Etsy

    WWII screen print (yellow) by gollygoshgee on Etsy

     

  3. 12 October 2010


    supersonicelectronic: Dieter Van der Ougstraete.

    supersonicelectronic:

    Dieter Van der Ougstraete.

     

  4. 7 July 2010


    via www.howtodestroyangels.com

    via www.howtodestroyangels.com

     

  5. 22 April 2010


    frodesigns: clockwork orange poster redesign. available for purchase at Frodesignstore.blogspot.com

    frodesigns:

    clockwork orange poster redesign.

    available for purchase at Frodesignstore.blogspot.com

     

  6. 20 March 2010


    ALAN VILLENUEVA “A REAL HORROR SHOW” Tribute to “A Clockwork Orange” 2 Color Screen Print 18” x 24” Edition of 50 via Mondo Celluloid

    ALAN VILLENUEVA “A REAL HORROR SHOW” Tribute to “A Clockwork Orange” 2 Color Screen Print 18” x 24” Edition of 50 via Mondo Celluloid

     

  7. 16 March 2010


    One Hundred Dollars via Ministry of Type

    One Hundred Dollars via Ministry of Type

     

  8. 11 March 2010


    Neoteric no. 9 via LBrandt

    Neoteric no. 9 via LBrandt

     

  9. 5 March 2010


    The Anarkon Project by Carl Bender By presenting a fictitious worst-case scenario as genuine the Anarkon project questions the influence of corporate, branding and advertising power in a culture consumed by consumption. Its goal is to encourage citizens to examine their response to commercial messaging and to play a more active role in determining the limits of corporate power in American society.

    The Anarkon Project by Carl Bender

    By presenting a fictitious worst-case scenario as genuine the Anarkon project questions the influence of corporate, branding and advertising power in a culture consumed by consumption. Its goal is to encourage citizens to examine their response to commercial messaging and to play a more active role in determining the limits of corporate power in American society.