Oct 11, 2011
Thom Hartmann, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. Well said...
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Thom Hartmann, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. Well said...
Protester Says More Artists Required at #OccupyWallStreet
Jon McCarthy, a Brooklynite and a graphic design student at FIT, has been doing his part, creating linocut symbols and striking graphics to define the movement and printing them onto t-shirts for people to take away for free (although donations are accepted). The graphic he is working with today is a bold black and white sketch of an iconic image of a fist rising up surrounding by overlapping leaves. McCarthy’s use of the fist, a symbol of several past rebellions of the disenfranchised such as the 1968 Paris protests, carries a profound history of the struggle of working men and women, while the leaves are intended to represent the masses united in peaceful dissidence.
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