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Vietnam Aztlan Chicano: Vietnam Fuera poster by Malaquias Montoya, 1973. archived by caswell. "…the fist is used slightly differently, it is not raised in the air. Rather, two fists join the Vietnamese people and Chicano people." #PeoplesGDArchive #GDHistory

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Riot Grrrl No. 1 Fanzine Cover, 1991 designed by Molly Neuman and Allison Wolfe. archived by PGDA summer scholar Bridget Boehlke #PeoplesGDArchive #GDArchive

Wingdings conversion chart, designed by Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes. archived by UFxDesign @ufdesigners @dr__dori “These typefaces, featuring only decorative characters, have become their own form of visual communication.” #PeoplesGDArchive #GDArchive

THING magazine from 1989, founded by Robert Ford with Trent Adkins and Lawrence Warren. archived by Genevieve Kopp from the Collection of Arthur Fournier “… voice of Queer Black music + art scene in early 90s Chicago. part of burgeoning House music scene” #QueerDesign

Champion International Corporation paper sample featuring the art work of Native Americans, 1981 Artwork from the Ni-wo-di-hi gallery in Austin, TX includes Antowine Warrior, Virginia Stroud, Steve Forbis, Paladine Roye, and Donald Vann. archived by @briarlevit

Congratulations to AIGA medalist Elizabeth Resnick! greeting card, c. 1980 Arts in the USA: The Policy & Practice of Censorship poster, 1992 Design for Communication: Conceptual Graphic Design Basics book cover, 2003 #AIGA e.resnick @aigadesign @professorelizabethresnick

Celebrating AIGA medalist Dorothy Hayes (posthumously) Type Talks Cover No. 138, 1965 Color is a State of Mind poster, 1969 reproduced in a special issue of Print magazine, July/August 1969 #AIGA #BlackDesign #PeoplesGDArchive

Celebrating AIGA medalist Rick Griffith Rick Griffith Introductory Ethic for Designers poster, 2008 Finger Flash icon, 1999 Buy Nothing poster, 2003 #AIGA #BlackDesign #PeoplesGDArchive

Where’s My Mother? posters by Yen-Chang Cheng, Hung-Yu Chen, 2008 archived by Michael French Designed as an entry for the 21st International Poster Biennial in Warsaw Social Media Post by eve sage #peoplesGDArchive #GDArchive #ClimateChange #PolarBears

Junior Art Council Newsletter covers designed by Marilyn and John Neuhart for LACMA from Louise Sandhaus, Earthquakes, Mudslides, Fires & Riots: California and Graphic Design 1936-1986, pp. 90 #PeoplesGDArchive #GDArchive

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Dr Mae Jemison poster, signed by the designer Cheryl Holmes Miller @cheryldmillerfineart poster celebrating the first African American female in space, from Poster House Collection #peoplesgdarchive #BlackDesign #gdhistory

What's a Gay Person to Do? Reference for the design of the typeface, Ringold, by Dan Rhatigan, c. 1982. archived by @briarlevit #PeoplesGDArchive #GDArchive

Station logo for ABC-TV, New York, produced with the 'Luminetics' System by Harry Marks, Robert Abel, and Wayne Kimbell. archived by Louise Sandhaus. c. 1976 from Print magazine #peoplesgdarchive #MotionDesign #gdhistory

A Journey to Mars Movie Poster designed by Ré Society LTD, 2007. Archived by Grace Wittman. "recreated based on a poster designed by Grigory Brisov + Nikolay Prusakov in 1926. The Danish sci-fi movie premiered in Denmark in 1918 and the U.S. in 1920. #peoplesgdarchive

Colorblind Traffic Signals, USA archived by UFxDesign @ufdesigners "traffic lights use standardized positions of red on top + green on the bottom, or red to the right + green to the left for horizontal lights. Drivers can recognize signals based on placement rather than color."

Central Park in the Dark Some 40 Years Ago screen print by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, c. 1975 #peoplesgdarchive #gdhistory #CentralPark

Totes are here! A limited number of tote bags are available for all donations of $50 or more. Link in bio to donate now! 📚 Help us write the history of design! By donating, you’re not just giving money—you’re helping preserve history for generations to come. Donate today.