Wisconsin Downloadable Graphics Page
Posted March 15, 2011 by jmacphee in Downloadable Graphics
This page is a permanent home for all of the Wisconsin Struggle-related download-able graphics we have been posting on Justseeds. All of the images we have posted throughout the fight are collected here in one place. To the right is Colin Mathes' Union Made poster, and a high-res version can be downloaded HERE.
Download Rat Eating Badger by Nicolas Lampert HERE (click on link, not image).
To the right is Colin Matthes' Closed for Democracy, download a high res version in RED or
BLACK. To the left is Roger Peet's Make the Rich Pay, you can download the high-res version HERE.
The two images below are by Brandon Bauer, and you can download high-res by clicking on them and saving to your desktop:
The poster below is by the Little Friends of Printmaking. You can download the pdf by clicking HERE.
Josh MacPhee's pennant can be downloaded in 11"x17" version HERE and 8.5"x11" version HERE (click the links, not the image).
Eric Drooker's General Strike image can be downloaded high res in
ENGLISH and SPANISH (click the links, not the images).
To the left, RECALL by Nicolas Lampert can be downloaded
HERE, and to the right, Super Bowl Champions by Colin Matthes can be downloaded
HERE(click the links, not the images).
To the left below, Jesus Barraza's Union Thug, which can be downloaded high-res HERE and to the right, Colin Matthes' Occupied For Labor, which can be downloaded high-res
HERE.
Below is Sue Simensky Bietila's poster, which can be downloaded high-res HERE. Next to it is Nicolas Lampert's WI Rise Up poster, you can download high-res in RED and BLACK.
Jesse Graves' For The People image below can be downloaded high-res HERE.
Jesse Graves' "Pissed Off Badger" can be downloaded high-res by clicking on the image below and then saving the image to your desktop.
Nicolas Lampert's "Solidarity Knows No Borders" poster can be downloaded in yellow or white by clicking on the images below and then saving the images to your desktop.
Sue Simensky Bietila's rousing image of the occupation can be downloaded high res by clicking HERE
.
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