This piece of artwork showed up on a wall I walk past to go to school. It was like a poster, but it was, like, seriously laminated to the wall, hardcore. So much so, that when I first saw it, I thought it was painted there. THere would be no ripping down of this poster... at least, not all at once. I thankfully got a picture before people started ripping at it. But they couldn't get it off. So there.
I wish to clearly state, if you havn't picked up already, that I did not create this work myself. I just took a picture of it.
EDIT According to ~Subliminal-Arts, the original artist is Laura Newburn, and the text is by J.T Bunnell and Irit Reinheimer, based on a poem by Nancy R. Smith.
This is amazing. Our school doesn't allow posters, let alone Transgender ones... *sigh* Sadly, everyone here is still like, "Ewww!! Everything that isn't hetero is sooooo gross!!"....
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I have that poster. It was probably put up on the wall via a technique called wheatpasting.
I have that poster. It was probably put up on the wall via a technique called wheatpasting.
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