Internet Memes (All the Things)

Filed Under: Why Design, election design, social responsibility

Submitted By	Erin L. Zingre
Chapter	Kansas City
Description	My poster is based on the silly Internet meme that started to become popular in 2011 called "X all the Y." The meme originated from a well-known blog called Hyperbole and a Half, where the main character from the blog entry (which I have re-created in my poster) exclaims "Clean all the things!!!!!" The poster is funny and will definitely relate to college aged students, hopefully encouraging them to get out and vote for all the things!
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