[Imc-nyc-design] Re: [IMC-NYC-Print] oil wars poster already done

[Frank Reynoso]

hey folks,

so taking into consideration some of the suggestions given to us, i've come up with some themes for us to discuss:
- elements of love and change
- visions after tomorrow
- return of the wonder/ful
- without borders
- food for liberation
- live well and grow
i was thinking of lauren's suggestion of something more proactive and appealing than a series of old white business men.
let me know what ya'll think.

also, folks need to think of a name for the indy arts site so we can go public soon. nik sent some suggestions.

HOLLA BAACK!!
solid,
frank

----- Original Message -----
From: ak gupta <ebrowniess at yahoo.com>
To: Frank Reynoso <ill_jodienda at graffiti.net>, andy smenos <atomic4381 at yahoo.com>, Chaim Garcia <anticarrion at yahoo.com>, IMC 
PrintList <imc-nyc-print at indymedia.org>, imc-nyc-design at lists.indymedia.org, Teresa W <illustration at teresawatson.org>
Subject: Re: [IMC-NYC-Print] oil wars poster already done
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 13:24:19 -0700 (PDT)

> 
> hey folks,
>  
> that issue of the ecologist was meant to be just one information source for a much larger, much-more detailed map. we've been 
discussing this idea on and off for nearly two years now. everyone thinks it would be a hot seller. we have poster companies interested 
in it. the reason we haven't done it is cost--at least $3,000. 
>  
> i can lay out the ideas in greater detail, but it's pretty simple. on a world map if you overlay regional conflicts, u.s. military bases and aid, 
and corporate energy interests, there is remarkable overlap. the ecologist map barely scratches the surface.
>  
> what we need are good designers so we make a beautiful, easy-to-understand map that is packed full of information.
>  
> also, please don't lose that issue of the ecologist. it should be put back in my inbox where i was storing it.
>  
> arun
>  
> p.s. i have other ideas for posters. the issue always is $$, but maybe we can do smaller, less-expensive ones. e.g., 
> a map of the u.s. prison-industrial complex; 
> a "map" of the human body showing where toxic substances reside, the industrial sources and the disorders they cause; 
> a poster breaking down the typical fast-food meal, showing all  the paths and inputs from oil, water, genetic engineering, habitat 
destruction and agri-business to your happy meal; 
> and a chart detailing the genealogy of marxist-leninism parties in america. 
>  
> i think all of these would be big sellers and would give us a large line of merchandise.
>  
>  
>  
> 
> 
> Frank Reynoso <ill_jodienda at graffiti.net> wrote:
> hey folks,
> 
> i picked up an old ish of The Ecologist (april 2003). in it i found a world map of oil wars. it's a center spread with 
> dates, facts and figures, the whole nine. do folks want to think of other ideas we can do with the poster series? do 
> we want to continue with the oil wars poster series?
> 
> solid,
> frank
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