Building Community Power

Filed Under: Why Design , advocacy , election design , Design for Democracy

In partnership with Nonprofit VOTE, AIGA is calling for designers to submit social media content that will be made available for use by the general public to encourage first-time voters to cast their ballot in the midterm elections this fall.

The second component partners select AIGA chapters with local non-profit affiliates to engage citizens in other democratic processes beyond the vote. Find out how you can get involved, below.

Submit social media content

Submit digital content that targets first-time voters, youth, and new immigrants by November 6. Make sure your graphics are visually impactful, intelligent, accessible, and non-partisan.

Times Square showcase person holding poster icon

Times Square pop-up showcase

AIGA Design for Democracy partnered with the Times Square Alliance and the Design Pavilion NYC to showcase a selection of entries on the NASDAQ screens in Times Square during NYCxDESIGN week, New York City’s annual celebration of international design, from May 12–20, 2018. See footage from the event.

AIGA chapter partnerships

AIGA has matched a handful of AIGA chapters with local Nonprofit VOTE affiliates to demonstrate how design can encourage community organizing and civic literacy. Keep an eye on this page for more details as they become available.

Questions

Review the FAQs page. Still have questions? Email Design for Democracy.

Gallery

View (and download!) all of the social media graphics submitted to date, below.

282 results

#IVoted

Abigail Fennimore

N/A

Hashtags are influential and allow many people to get involved. Let us come together by using #IVoted.
#LazyMillennial's

salma shahin

New York

My design is for millennial's who are to lazy to vote. We must encourage one another because our voice really matters since we are such a large population inthe world.
#Moderates

Ana Monroe

Los Angeles

#Moderates is a multimedia campaign including documentary-style short films, a website, and print media to encourage cross-generational & super-geographic political engagement. See the project at https://moderates.vote
1 vote does matter

Jacob Thigpen

Cleveland Ohio

I created this graphic specifically for local elections and the staggeringly bad turnout for them to show how one vote can make a difference.
10 Things you can change with voting

Carmen Lopez

n/a

I want to bring up issues that people are interested in and connect them to the act of voting.
40% Missing

Anne M. Giangiulio

69—El Paso, TX

When over 40% of our country drops out by not voting, America just does not seem right and democracy dies. VOTE!
A Celebration of Collective Action

Aarman Roy

N/A

This artwork is inspired by unity and freedom; a celebration of partaking in collective action and engaging with our democratic institutions. My aim is to inspire people to come out and vote and treat this act as celebratory, coming together in revelry and unity.
A Poll Is Still A Vote

Skyler Noble

N/A

Instagram polls are pretty popular right now so if you can contribute to that, then what makes a vote any different.
A Symbol to Vote

Huynh Le

AIGA Cincinnati

I wanted to make the idea of voting into an icon, a symbol that represents itself, that have its own meaning and message. I wanted this symbol to become something that everyone would recognize first thing that
All It Takes Is One Vote

Michael Contreras

AIGA Hampton Roads

Elections have been decided by one vote. How will you fill that gap? Your vote matters.
America

Yasmeen Khaja

San Francisco

Everyone is happy about something hehe I mean it's America! People come here for a reason! I'm here for a reason! I'm Kuwaiti btw.
America AF

Michael Blair

Iowa

Pulling words from the lexicon of today's zeitgeist. I wanted to relay to the youngsters that they ARE America and they will decide the future.
America Speaks

Abigail Fennimore

N/A

America is speaking when you vote. It is important to vote because it is your voice for America.
American Flag Voting Poster

Ray Eisenbud

N/A

I kept my poster minimalistic and arranged the text to form an American flag. The black background maximizes color contrast. It's high contrast to grab the attention of potential voters while not housing unnecessary text filling extra space.
Animated Vote Poster

Augusta Damman

N/A

The poster is meant to grab attention with bold colors and remain as simple as possible. It is also open to other color schemes.
Arm in Arm

Don Albert

N/A

A human spectrum in red, white, and blue bearing the banner in a civic manner
Bags For Vote

Susanna Seery

N/A

The environment is an important issue that we are not paying close attention to. These plastic bags are a representation of our environment; while promoting how voting can change the future of our environment; while connecting with everyone.
Bathroom Equality

David Lisi

N/A

With bathrooms being normal to our society, it is looked over and thrown aside for Transgenders. This project is to help show that bathrooms aren't just bathrooms, but it is a bigger cause and can be a place of recollection when feeling lost.
Be A Fucking Lady

Emily Barnes

N/A

In this image I wanted to appeal to a younger female demographic. The design is eye-catching and edgy, while also maintaining a feeling of class and sophistication, which is why I feel it will be effective in encouraging young females to vote.
Be a Hero

Josh Hana

N/A

With this poster I wanted to focus on the youth of America today. Super Hero's are very popular today with comics and the film industry so I figured why not send a message to all saying "You are all Hero's".
Be Active Go Vote!

Yasmine Osman

N/A

There is an athletic man running to the Ballot Box.
Be Engaged

Mickael Stirtmire

N/A

My submission is a poster for voting to get the youth and new voters motivated and encouraged to go out and vote.
Be Heard

Ronaldo Spooner

N/A

In the dense population our society has become accustomed to, it is harder for the individual to feel like they have a voice. My goal is to encourage people to realize that their voices can be heard and they can make a difference if they use their right to vote.
Be the Change

Larissa Anderson

N/A

"Be the Change" is supposed to communicate the message of of how just one individual's vote can make an impact, or make a change. With this design's minimalistic composition and patriotic color palette, it is intended to get the message across at a quick pace for any registered American voter.
Birthday wish for a better world

Jenna Witzleben

N/A

In this animation, I wanted to celebrate the ability to cast a wish or a dream through voting, while also critiquing the privilege accompanied with forgoing this right. Not everyone is allowed to vote, and it's up to those who can to amplify the voices of others.
Black Lives Matter

Yue Chen

N/A

Black Lives Matter
Break the Cycle

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster design for We Are All 18 voter initiative campaign.
Break The Silence

Ivelise Cruz

N/A

This design is to motivate latinos to be more involved in upcoming midterm and presidential elections. According to Pew Research Center, only 11% of latinos voted in the 2016 presidential elections. BREAK THE SILENCE and GO VOTE!
Building Community Power

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for We Are All 18 voter registration campaign and Design For Democracy Partnership.
Building Community Power

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for We Are All 18 voter registration campaign and Design For Democracy Partnership.
But You Can

Aarish Syed

N/A

My life as an international student is the reason why I can not vote in US elections even though I would like to. My poster contains a message for all neutralists who feel as if not voting is the solution; when it is a right wasted.
cacti

Amy Lee

N/A

I wanted to honor the humble cactus in a series of digital drawings (created by Adobe pen tool) that seem to reflect moonlight. By evoking their unassuming yet prickly spine tips, I conceptualized a non-partisan message that puns the word "hurt" with "heard"--inviting the voter to draw near in appreciation.
Change for All

Adam Zajac

N/A

I wanted to show how coming together gave people more power to generate change in the world around them.
Change for our Future

Angel Juarez

N/A

It's our future now, and all of our votes matter. Everyone should turn in their vote as it directly affects our future now.
Change Reaction

Carolyn Crowley

AIGA Vermont

The time to be jaded about the democratic process is over. As we have seen over the past year, the actions of one human has immense power and can create a chain reaction in our communities on a personal, local, and national level.
Changing the Tides

Jordan Alex

N/A

Do it or Drown
Check your box!

Michael Preston

N/A

We all have the right to check our box!
Checks and Balances

Yue Chen

N/A

Vote!
Checks and Balances

Yue Chen

N/A

We need Checks and Balances more than ever
Checks and Balances

Yue Chen

N/A

We need Checks and Balances more than ever
Contemporary Agora

Javier Zubiria

zU-studio architecture

The contemporary Pnyka/Agora is a place for encounter, for celebration, for debates, for live concerts, talks,… Our aim was to create a similar atmosphere as the one at the ancient pnyka, where people could have interesting conversations/dialogues, discuss ideas, debates about democracy.
Dare

Rodrigo Ferreira

n/a

Dare to change. Dare to make changes. Dare to raise your voice. Dare to vote. Dare to revolt. Dare.
Democracy

Alexandra Chudinova

N/A

What is the Design democracy? Do you need a key for the broken locker? Morality and visual freedom describe the democracy in Design. We don’t need the rules if our mind will not have the lockers for perceptions new information, be open-minded.
Democracy Poster

Britney Diana

N/A

My mission in creating this poster was to encourage young adults to miss out on their opportunity to vote!
Design for Democracy

Sandra Korzeniewski

N/A

My initial idea was to target the various demographics in America. The idea stemmed from the saying “America is a melting pot.” In the poster the world vote is in, Spanish, German, Italian, Polish, and French. The red banners vote in different languages creates a dynamic background.
Design for Democracy

Tabitha PROPHETE

N/A

This project is geared towards millennial's to vote. Millennial's are very active and protest but sometimes forget to vote. This short GIF is just a reminder.
Devotion

daniel mullins

N/A

Be devoted to your country. Just vote!
DIALOGUE

Alexis Lovely

N/A

Start a dialogue.
Did You Vote?

Alexandra Pozo

n/a

For my submission i wanted to convey the idea that the power of the ballot lies within the voter themselves. That each part of the country comes together to make a whole which is why i printed an actual ballot and made it into the shape of the United States.
Diversity moves.

Jan Šabach

Connecticut

A looping animation as a metaphor for social change. Colorful shapes, scale and rhythm fight to get the voters' attention. VOTE.
Do Good and Vote

Yue Chen

N/A

Do Good and Vote!
DON'T

Franchesca Malaga

N/A

A silly way of grabbing's someone's attention about voting, but then when they get closer they can see the subtext under the two larger texts telling them to go vote, it's a light hearted way of telling someone to vote. A simple design, but still effective with grabbing attention.
Don't Be a Honey Badger, Vote

Victoria Sedova

N/A

I feel like humor might grab the attention of many. Inspired by "The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger" video on YouTube, I illustrated the honey badger with watercolors, and did the rest of the work digitally.
Don't Leave Us Hanging

Elizabeth Herrmann

Tampa Bay

A "hanging chad" is when a voter punches a hole in the ballot card, but it doesn't punch all the way through, leaving a little piece dangling. Playing off of this idea, I encourage Americans to go all the way by registering and then actually making it out to polls!
Don't Let Life Distract you.

Daneil Soares

n/a

hand-drawn everything
Double Negative

David Frisco

New York

Double negative is a bilingual response to political double speak and post-truth politics. It implores viewers to consider the consequences of low voter turnout and take action at the upcoming Midterm Elections on November 6th, 2018.
Earn Your Stripes

Hallie Sherman

N/A

Strong, powerful and unique. It is important that viewers get a feeling of strength and power, along with patriotism when they see a voting poster for them to be influenced to vote.
Education vs. Incarceration

Tysen Stenzel

Cleveland State University

$9 out of every $10 that support imprisonment come from the same pot of money educating k-12. We should vote to educate people instead of adding to the vicious cycle of imprisonment in America.
El Pueblo Unido

Beatriz Lozano

N/A

The People United Will Never Be Defeated!
ENDTHECYCLE

Ahmad Adil

NYC

Gun Violence Awareness Poster.
Every Piece

Steven Transue

N/A

One of the main reasons that people choose not to vote is because they feel their vote does not matter. This is my attempt to disprove that by encouraging new voters to consider the bigger picture through the metaphor of a puzzle.
EVERY VOICE COUNTS

Marylin Gomes

Student

This gif showcases a ballot entering a ballot box and meeting other ballots of different races, ages, and classes. The inclusion this newly cast ballot feels once it's in the ballot box portrays the entirety of the message: EVERY VOICE COUNTS, somewhat like every vote counts and should be cast.
Every Vote Counts

Carmen Santiago

New York

Average voting rate in the U.S. is 55% and 40% in Mid-terms. Many don't vote because they feel like one vote can't make a difference in the issues that are important to them. However, all of those missing votes do add up and can make a difference.
Every Vote Counts

Yue Chen

NY AIGA

A single vote can make a world of difference
Everyone gets one.

Dylan Girard

N/A

No matter where you side on the issues, what's important is you cast your ballot. Because regardless if you're a democrat, republican or independent, black or white, male or female, everyone has one vote; It's yours to use.
evm-POW

zoe hedstrom

N/A

Trying to appeal to a younger voter! think Pop Art -POW! Steering clear of typical political colors. Trying to make it funky!
Ex[h]ercise Your Right

Danielle Mironov

N/A

We need our female voices heard. And it has been our right to use those voices to effect change since 1920. So what are we waiting for? Exercise your right - get out and vote.
Express Yourself

Alexia Carcelli

Cleveland

Voting is a form of self expression... let yourself be heard!
Find The Time

Elizabeth Lawlor

N/A

This election season, find the time to vote.
Find Your Voice

Rachel Scheel

N/A

All citizens, no matter the race, religion, or self-image each one goes by have the right to vote and nothing should stand in one's way! I wanted to represent America's variety in my submission. This is your sign to vote.
Flex your Vote

Daniela Valle

Austin

Let's exercise our democracy. Each state is a vessel to an entire body of power - let's feed it with our participation.
Future Boss

Lennie Mowris

Atlanta/National

Now Hiring! New Congress!
Future Boss 2

Lennie Mowris

Atlanta/National

Now Hiring! New Congress!
Future Boss 3

Lennie Mowris

Atlanta/National

Now Hiring! New Representation!
Get Out and Vote

Tia Rieckhoff

N/A

This was made to grab peoples attention as well as spark an interest to register to vote.
GET OUT THE YOUTH VOTE

Radford Thomas

N/A

A distressed female image...what is my future without people voting?
GO VOTE 2018

David Leal

Pittsburgh, PA

"Go Vote 2018" is a visual message that boldly encourages and instructs people to participate and execute their right to vote. So, go vote.
Golden Star Sticker

ashley innocent

n/a

I took the American flags a symbol, and manipulated the stripes and stars, by implying that people are placing stars in their rightful place. Each star is as important as each vote, no matter the nationality, religion, sex, gender, class or disability. Every Vote Counts!
Happy 18th

Richard Ruiz

N/A

wherever you stand on the issue, voice your opinion.
happy birthday

Alyssa Fierro

n/a

This piece is targeting newly-turned 18 year olds in an effort to get them to register to vote.
Help our Country Flourish Not Rot!

Marissa Falasca

N/A

This country is like a flower, if the people do not cast their votes in, they cannot help our country flourish and can leave it to rot. By voting, I wanted to place emphasis on that aspect in the poster; voters can further nurture our country by using their voices.
Helping Hands

Richard Ruiz

N/A

Your support is required, help your country.
Her Vote

Nathalie Sandin

AIGA [FIU] student group

My design reaches out to women, targeting young women, to remind them that they have the right to vote and that their voices matter too.
However you vote

Emily Hurt

Iowa

Inspired by different kinds of ballots spanning decades, the message here is simple: however you vote, vote.
I'm asking you to vote.

Jason Lin

N/A

62% of unregistered voters say they were never asked to register. maybe it'll be 61% now. thanks for watching.
Irregular Verb

Agi Karo Karo

N/A

Vote. Fought. Don't Vote. Fled.
Irregular Verb

Agi Karo Karo

N/A

Vote. Fought. Don't Vote. Fled
It Doesn't Matter

Abigail Fennimore

N/A

It doesn't matter what you voted for as long as you did.
It Only Takes One

Alyssa Fierro

n/a

Adding a patriotic feel to the word and singling out the "individual" emphasizes the idea that it only takes one to make a change.
It's yours, use it

Brysen Taylor

AIGA Northwest Arkansas

Opinions and morals never expressed are never heard. Share them, discuss them, protect them.
jpg

Tami Davis

Colorado

Democracy begins with freedom and 'we' the people voting to keep our freedom. The hand holding the ballot has a multitude of colors representing the variety of ethnic groups. The colors blue and red represent the two strongest parties, Republican and Democtratic. The grey flag behind represents all other parties.
Just Vote

Nicole Weller

St.Louis

I want young voters like myself to see my piece and remind themselves: they can spend days trying to change someone's mind, or they can just go and cast their vote. Debating is great, but arguing is just a waste of time so just go vote!
Lady Liberty says VOTE

zoe hedstrom

N/A

Let's get more women more involved in politics! Every vote matters - and that includes women! (I feel this may replace one I uploaded in error)
Lady Liberty's Vote

zoe hedstrom

N/A

Was thinking of strong women and getting out the vote!
Land of the Free*

Frank Madison

N/A

This poster is aimed at those who are not voting in low-income areas. The image created was to help people understand the point that registering to vote and voting is free.
Latino Design for Democracy Voter Ad

Kevin Vazquez

N/A

I have designed a piece that correlates to the Latino target market. The graphic is meant to invoke an empowering message so that the target audience will be willing to make a stand to vote. Each opinion matters and it is very important that many individuals vote.
Let my people vote!

Yue Chen

NY

Vote to end mass incarceration and systematic racism.
Liberty and voting for all.

Timothy Hykes

AIGA Saint Louis

Using the iconic colors red white and blue as a metaphor to symbolize the land of the free in relation to the only group of people to be in slave on American soil. The single shackle represents the fight that African-Americans endured through.
Love • Morality • Truth • Kindness

Aldo Villarreal

Rutgers Newark

Always vote with love, morality, truth and kindness in mind.
Make an Impact

Nick Cobler

Pittsburgh

Make a big impact with one small peaceful action.
Make Congress Look Like US

River Wittke

N/A

This work is intended to highlight the disparity between the racial profile of Congress and the racial profile of the USA, and urge eligible citizens to vote for candidates who will truly represent them.
Make Your Change

Elizabeth Lawlor

N/A

Make Your Change, vote this coming election.
MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD

Jackson Fountain

N/A

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most iconic symbols of American freedom and democracy. This extremely recognizable piece of imagery along with strong lines and color. It also features a clear call to action and the link to the official US voting website, providing clear next steps.
Midterms Matter

Meaghan Dee

Richmond and the AIGA Design Educators Committee

Voter turnout for midterm elections is generally much lower than in years with a presidential election – as such, I felt it was worth greater promotion this year. Stylistically I referenced Sanborn Insurance Maps to create a feeling of classic Americana but with contemporary color application.
Millenials and Voting

Thomas Johnson

N/A

A good amount of millennials say they are going to vote. But numbers and statistics show that the amount of millenials voting is less than those who say they are. In that case, the purpose of my design is to connect to millenials to promote the idea of voting.
Millennial Babes Vote

Abigail Pasca

AIGA Cleveland

In a society that is so concerned about one’s appearance and aesthetic, millennial women can let the act of voting be the coolest thing about them.
Missing Percent

Frank Madison

N/A

This gives the statistics on the non-voters in America. The point of the poster is to get people to understand that they are the missing piece of the puzzle. I want people to understand that their vote matters.
MLK

Gretel Monterroso

N/A

Poster for the We Are All 18 voter registration campaign
My Nation, My Vote

Eduardo Gonzalez

Design for Democracy

Inspired by the diversity of our nation where more than 300 different languages are spoken.
My Vote Is My Voice

Anna Heinze

Saint Louis

Inspired by the quote "My vote is my voice and the voice of all who struggled so that I may have my voice" by Lyida C. Obasi, this graphic directly references the protests and movements that have given us all the right to vote.
National Walkout 4/20

Francesca Giovannetti

N/A

Working with the We Are All 18 voter registration campaign, I participated in the national walkout that took place on April 20th. I was amazed to see the sea of students that filled up ALL of Washington Square Park. It was so inspiring and motivational to hear fellow students voices.
NEW AGE

JASMINE CHESTER

N/A

Every one rather watch Netflix and keep up with their favorite shows rather than their presidential election. I am reminding every one that you can do both.
No Change No Justice!

Yue Chen

N/A

No Justice No Peace! No Justice No Change! No Change No Justice!
No More Intimidation

Xavier Harris

n/a

Bullying tactics are a thing of the past. Can we all just get along? Yes, we will, every vote counts regardless of your size. Don't be afraid just stand up.
No Violence, Vote

Yue Chen

N/A

Some choose violence, WE CHOOSE VOTE!
No Voice, No Vote

Chelsea Stratton

N/A

I believe that if you don't vote, you have no voice of opinion.
No Vote

Mickael Stirtmire

N/A

If you don't vote you won't have a say so in anything so you won't have a choice on what goes on in the world.
No Vote, No Voice

David Leal

Pittsburgh

This stylized American flag ending spelling "No Vote, No Voice" hopes to rally voters and encourage them to be heard through their vote.
Nobody can hear you unless you VOTE!

Don Albert

N/A

There it is...
Non-voter vote!

Katherine Almonte Rodríguez

N/A

Nowadays, the voting process is becoming so difficult that people are just giving up on our system. I decided to illustrate what happened last election so that people can reflect on their decision and maybe realize that our electoral process should not be like a maze for our fellow citizens.
Not Without A Fight

Xavier Harris

n/a

This upcoming election we are well aware of the obstacles we face and we are up for the fight.
Nursery Rhyme politics

Alison LeGros

N/A

I decided to use the nursery rhyme humpty dumpty as my inspiration.
Ohio's Opioid Crisis

Abigail Pasca

AIGA Cleveland

Ohio has lost 500,000 years of life due to the opioid crisis. This intense statistic reminds us that besides it being your civic duty and a great responsibility, it’s really powerful to vote.
One in Four

Angelica Dios Jaramillo

New York

According to the US Census Bureau: Voting and Registration, One in four eligible Americans is not registered to vote.
Only 53 Years

Tysen Stenzel

Cleveland State University

AFRICAN AMERICANS HAVE ONLY BEEN ABLE TO CAST VOTES FOR 53 YEARS. LETS CONTINUE TO VOTE FOR THOSE WHO CAN NOT.
Optical Illusion Voting

Darron Antoine

N/A

The idea behind this poster is to convince people to start voting through a unique and fun method. If a person was to stand close to the poster, they wouldn't be able to see the message behind the line, but if the step back, they'll see the full message clearly.
Our Lives Your Vote

Kaela Lindsay

N/A

I wanted to capture the recent events that have been going on in our world--specifically school shootings. I thought I would infuse the childhood innocence with the said truth of the most recent school shootings.
PANTS BEFORE SHOES

Alicia Cheng

New York

Some things just have to happen in a certain order. In the same way that you should chew before you swallow, this is a reminder that in order to VOTE you must first REGISTER.
Participate

Michele Bono Balcells

Cleveland

I have hopes in politics and that is what I wanted to show on my piece.
Paws for a Cause

Heather Foster

N/A

America to me is voting, explosions, freedom, democracy, and puppies.
Please Clean Up After Your Democracy

Kimberly Cross

San Francisco

Politics is a mess. Specifically, it's our mess. Let's do this. Clean it up.
Power to the purple

Elisaveta Pronina Brauer

NYC

poster for 2018 voter registration intiative
Protect the Vote

Drew Davies

AIGA Nebraska

Protecting the vote is critical to a democracy where everyone's voice is counted. We can protect the vote with six key steps: Expand the Voting Rights Act; Enact automatic voter registration; Eliminate obstacles to voting; Expand vote by mail; Ensure reliable and verifiable vote counts; Eliminate corporate money in politics.
Protect Your Privacy

Joanna Mantilla

N/A

Joanna Mantilla is a junior graphic designer studying and working in New Jersey. She is ambitious in her approach to creative problem solving and delivering a unique message.
Protest/Vote

Yue Chen

N/A

Keep protesting and keep voting!
Racism can not win

Yue Chen

NY AIGA

We should not always stay neutral, like racism.
RAEE BEDAHID/VOTE

Alicia Cheng

New York

This graphic speaks directly to one of the seven groups affected during the Muslim ban: Iranians. We stand with all our Iranian-American friends and encourage them to use their voice to make change happen. Vote.
Raise your hand!

Michael Preston

N/A

Raise your hand!
Rant or Vote

Amanda Huss

N/A

Tweeting, posting, and commenting about current events and political issues doesn't do much to actually solve problems. What matters is showing up on voting day and making your voice heard for real.
Red, White and Vote

Paige Snitkey

N/A

I chose more of a simple design, but something that would catch the audience attention and get the word out.
Reflection of Vote

Huynh Le

AIGA Cincinnati

With the idea of voting reflection, I wanted to communicate the idea of how voting could be a reflection that could impact our life: Community, Nature, Technology & Education, and Freedom.
Reform The Future

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for the we are all 18 voter register initiative
REGISTER 2 VOTE

Don Albert

N/A

It’s the best way to have your say. Get the word out.
Register to Vote: Our Voice Isn't Complete Without You

Kenn Anderson

N/A

The importance of voting is often condensed to the importance of making oneself's voice heard. I think it is important to emphasize that there are many people with unique voices that together create this country. If any of those voices are missing, the full picture of America cannot be completed.
Register Today

Anne Mathis

N/A

A fun, simple gif to encourage the younger voters to go out and register, and let their voices be heard.
Register Yo'Self

Kelly Criswell

Los Angeles

You can't vote if you don't register first!
Register! Vote!

Ashleigh Eason

Boston

My design was made for Generation Impact, a student-run organization created after the Parkland shooting, to encourage young adults to pre-register to vote, register to vote, and vote. The graphic was created in Adobe Illustrator and edited in Adobe Photoshop. It is done in the style of Pop Art.
Registration is Key

Bailey Wildt

N/A

This design was made to point out that as Americans you have the right to vote, but you cannot without registering first.
Registration Loading

Giovanni Brigola

N/A

The theme of this project was to get people to register in order to allow them to be able to vote. My project focuses on the theme of registration and the fact that only 60% of registered voters actually vote. Instead the title "Loading" it says "Registering".
Remember to Vote

Asha McClendon

N/A

As a millennial still trying to figure out the whole "adult-ing" thing, I have the tendency to over look a lot of important moments. With my design I wanted to call to focus millennials like myself; using high contrast text and color to draw the eye. Life is about remembering.
Respect your LIFE with your VOTE

Tran Vu

N/A

Inspired by American Flag, economic growth and health . Each person through a vote to represent their voice can make a power to change and grow the country in the better way that they want to. Respect your LIFE with your VOTE!
Rise Up

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for We Are All 18 Voter initiative.
Ro-Vote 2018

oliver arellano

Building Community Power

There is no question when think, how much democracy and elections had been affected (positively and negatively) by the use of new technologies such the Internet and social media. However, we must encourage people to go out and vote, since nothing is settled and each vote counts!
Rush Out and Vote

hunter estes

N/A

I wanted to create a poster that would be an influence to college students in a similar way fraternity/sorority would expose themselves to get members to join.
Scared to Vote

Isaac Elson

N/A

Being scared to vote is as silly as a cheesy horror movie. get out and vote, you'll be fine.
Scratch & Sniff the smell of freedom

Camilo Rojas

N/A

Step right up, discover the smell of freedom!
Scream your vote

Adam Lehman

New York City

Having a vote is having a voice. Do not be quiet, scream your choice.
Sense Not Cents

Frank Madison

N/A

This poster was made to show that money does not matter in voting. The most important part is making an impact and a choice.
Shared Data

Carolyn Depot

N/A

U.S. Citizens should be in control of the information they provide to the public--election votes are one important example
Silence isn't on the ballot

Bridgette White

White

Everyone has a voice and voting is an essential way to speak up and be heard on issues that are important to you
Someone doesn't want you to vote… Defy them!

Lori Klopp

New York

Voter suppression has long been used by the powerful to keep us in our place, and today's technologies make it more effective and insidious than ever. With this simple message, I hope to remind people that by not voting, they are doing exactly what "the system" wants.
Someone doesn't want you to vote… Defy them!

Lori Klopp

New York

Voter suppression has long been used by the powerful to keep us in our place, and today's technologies make it more effective and insidious than ever. With this simple message, I hope to remind people that by not voting, they are doing exactly what "the system" wants.
Speak For Them

Monica Payne

N/A

There is no greater voice needed than the voice of a child. They are the ones effected by our nations decisions the most and they have no say so in how it effects them. You are their voice and you need to speak out!
Speak Up

Victoria Conklin

N/A

Voting is about using your voice and taking a stand for what you believe in.
Speak Up

Andrew Gregory

AIGA Upstate New York

Your vote is your voice. Stand up and get loud!
Speak Up America

Abigail Fennimore

N/A

Speak Up America.
Speak Up Vote

Sumayyah Davis

AIGA Cleveland State Student Chapter

This image was created with the intention to interest and maybe encourage the want or motive to use your voice and be heard in local and national vote. Every voice counts, be heard.
Stars Aligned

Patricia Souza

N/A

The concept is based on young and fun imagery to connect with the audience. This connection is reinforced by the message, which reflects the instant gratification trait of the targeted generation. The colors and stars reference the American flag.
STAY WOKE

Wolfgang Strack

San Francisco

"To Stay Woke" became a call to action after Ferguson, and quickly spread to describe a more social and political awareness in general, especially among millennials. The design frames "To Vote" as an expression of ones "woke" mindset and intentionally juxtaposes it with the national flag.
Take The Targets Off Our Backs

Elizabeth Lawlor

N/A

Take The Targets Off Our Backs
The decision is yours

Mariluz Nunez

N/A

you have a decision to make this year, the decision is all yours.
The Future is Female

Naomi Frantz

N/A

This piece was created to encourage women to use their voice and register to vote.
The Language of Voting

Debbie Aderinkomi

Twin Cities (Minneapolis + St. Paul)

One of my goals in life to become a polyglot, or at least bilingual. I really admire (even envy) my friends and peers that can speak another language besides English. Thanks to all my friends that helped me with translations.
The Missing Piece

Alyssa Fierro

n/a

I wanted to emphasize that it only takes one vote to make a difference. By fading out the 'T' and making it look like an individual, it makes the reader feel like a missing piece to a puzzle.
The Power is in Your Hands

Nickolas Cerullo

N/A

You hold the power. Vote.
The power is within you, make the change.

Briana Gilling

N/A

This is targeted more towards new voters and those who were able to vote but didn't due to not liking either candidate. So I made this to show people WHY they should vote. Whether we like the candidates or not someone will be elected and everyone should include their voice.
The Sale

Frank Madison

N/A

Continuing the narrative that registering to vote is free this poster gives you the sense that you don't have to be rich or have any money to vote.
The uninformed millennial

Jacob Thigpen

Cleveland

Type driven design focused on getting uninformed millenials to vote.
They Fought For Your Right

Nikkole Hagginbothom

N/A

For all sorts of ethnicity, race, gender, and language barriers our past has been through countless protests and fights, there has been injuries and deaths all for the battle of Civil and Voting Rights. My piece stands for them and their battle for the right we take for granted.
THIS STORM IS YOU

Andrew Bellamy

New York

Reappropriated from Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
This Year

Indrajit Rohtrianto

N/A

As are a young first-time voter, you've had to live with the fact that, despite wanting to bring change to your community, you couldn't do it in the place that matters most — the polls. But now, you can finally do that, and more. It's your year. It's 2018. Vote.
Time to Matter

Yahaira Martinez

N/A

Numerous young adults argue that they lack time to vote but spend a significant amount of time on social media. With the time spent on social media in one day, a young adult can register to vote online and become informed, making a difference for themselves and others.
TIp The Scales

Skyler Bonolo

NYC

Poster for We Are All 18 voter registration initiative.
To Be Heard

Paige Evangelista

N/A

With this image I wanted to reach out to students (young adults) who will be voting with a school theme. This is designed to grab the attention of the youth so they will contribute and do their part.
To be or not to be... American

Patricia Souza

N/A

This work reflects on the right to vote. Many immigrants didn't have this opportunity before coming to America.
To Vote Is To Voice

Anita Tan

New York

Every vote is a chance to end opposition and make the voice of unity and change that much louder.
Today

Chris Ramirez

N/A

Gives the date of National Voter Registration Day, along with information regarding people's confusion regarding voting and voting registration.
Together.

Alexander Petrowsky

New York

Democracy is a collaborative process. Only if we work together, will we achieve our common goals, and only if we work together, will we move forward.
Tools to Vote

Selena Gaddis

N/A

Having the freedom to vote, you have the necessary tools to fix what is broken.
Tug of War

Richard Ruiz

N/A

no matter where you stand, steel your resolve.
Turn Democracy Right-Side Up

Bettina Maravolo

Chicago

My graphic is inspired by Martin Luther King's speech, "Give Us The Ballot." Dr. King states that to deny black people the right to vote is "democracy turned upside down." My graphic urges voters to turn democracy right-side up by voting. The graphic also reads "Turn to Democracy - Vote."
Uncle Sam Meme

Caileigh Nerney

New York

My image is based off of the popular Arthur Meme.I hope to attract the attention of young people with the familiar connection.Then educate them with the surprisingly low number of young voter turnout in the last midterms.I then provided the link so they can help raise that number in 2018.
Unite the States of America

Brandi Gooch

Nashville

I'm dreaming of an America that celebrates diversity yet unites around common values. This is the America I urge you to vote for in 2018.
Uno de Cuatro

Angelica Dios Jaramillo

New York

Según el US Census Bureau: Voting and Registration, uno de cuatro Americanos que cumplen con los requisitos necesarios para votar no esta registrado para votar.
Unregistered Adults

Skyla Pehl

N/A

The actual number of unregistered eligible voters is extremely large. This submission shows the whole number of unregistered adults. Then it calls to action those who are unregistered to complete their registration so that they can vote for all sorts of issues.
USA IS OUR HOME

Lola Balla

N/A

As a legal immigrant who is going to become a US citizen on 9/28/2018, I wanted to target other immigrants and first generation individuals to go out there and VOTE. We are the only country in the world that has citizens from all over the world. USA is our Home!
Use Your Voice

Isabella Manley

N/A

A simple GIF focused on gaining attention for voter registration, mainly targeting those who do not register because they feel their vote won't count. The ideal theme for this was about using the voice we all have because the consequences of silence can be more devastating than we think.
Use Your Voice

Jennifer Hines

Chicago

I wanted to play with the common phrase "use your words" but twist it to use your VOICE and vote to make a difference!
Use YOUR voice

Mikayla Jackson

N/A

My art is used to represent that the ballot can't speak for you, so you must speak/make a statement instead.
Use Your Voice

Nicole Weller

St.Louis

I designed this piece behind the idea that everyone has a voice that deserves to be heard, and they have the constitutional right to be heard, no matter if their opinion is less common or in majority.
V O T E

David Leal

Pittsburgh, PA

Vote-related symbols composing the word "VOTE" surrounded by different chat bubbles in red and blue with the word vote in different languages from around the world.
VOICE

Alexis Lovely

N/A

Speak Up. #VoiceYourVote
VOICE I

Alexis Lovely

N/A

Speak Up. #VoiceYourVote
Voice Your Choice

Micalah Wiseman

N/A

Put a voice behind your choice. This design is to help inspire people to get out, vote, and speak their opinions.
Voice Your Views

sarah riggins

n/a

n/a
Voice your vote

Elisaveta Pronina Brauer

NYC

Poster for 2018 voter registration initiative
VOT(:

Yohyoh Wang

N/A

To vote is to celebrate; to vote is to smile; to vote is to return to the ballot box again and again.
Vota Por El Futuro

Irvin DIaz

N/A

This social media gif is intended to encourage people to go out and vote on November 6!
Vota, Vote, It's for the People

Adriana Arriaga

San Francisco

No matter what language you speak, if you can vote, Vote!
Vote

Cesar Rivera

Houston

This composition comes from a decal distributed at polling places after one has voted; these decals typically read “I Voted.” The word “Vote” works in English and Spanish as a direction to go vote by engaging a larger target audience.
Vote

John Caserta

Rhode Island

There are reasons people don't vote. This approach looks to motivate and provoke.
Vote

Mahiette Tarrago

Houston

I personally know the impact in a country if there is no freedom and democracy. I lived in Cuba for 18 years, I lived many years dreaming to have the freedom to draw it without being persecuted. Now I can. Note. Kindly advise how to submit eps.
Vote

Lizel Lizaso

N/A

This illustration serves to encourage people to join together to support and vote for what they believe in.
VOTE

Alyssa Fierro

n/a

In this piece I was trying to emphasize the word 'VOTE' and make it more fun and patriotic, in an effort to attract younger audiences.
Vote

Victoria Conklin

N/A

Voting isn't just filling out a form. It's an opportunity to speak your opinion and stand up for what you believe in.
Vote

Sally Bennett

N/A

This piece is a mouth with the word "VOTE" in it. It is saying that you should express your opinions and vote.
VOTE

Chloe Reibold

Chicago

While the word itself is simple, a complex and layered typographic approach to the word 'vote' invites you to consider its meaning more closely.
VOTE

Jahi Lendor

N/A

The writing is on the wall. Don't let government red tape bar our opportunity to change our world. 2018 is just as important as 2020. Registering and voting is crucial today for the better of tomorrow.
Vote (updated)

John Caserta

Rhode Island

Runs through a series of phrases to jostle people out of their lethargic slumber.
Vote = Voice

Noah Schiberl

N/A

Your vote is your voice. Don't be silent. Don't let others choose your future for you.
Vote 2018

Jan Šabach

Connecticut

Letterforms read as both—vote and 2018. By using bright colors, repetition and scale this loud, but inherently optimistic poster aims to get the new and young voters' attention. Vote in 2018, your vote will make a difference and that's all that matters.
Vote 2018

chase McGraw

N/A

I wanted to create a Neon sign so my text would pop out and get people to want to read and hopefully inspire people to vote.
Vote at 18

Windell Brown

N/A

A campaign on influencing teens to get out and vote as soon as they turn 18 years old. Increasing the percentage of voters by getting the youth involve at an early time period.
Vote for Change

Nick Kline

N/A

The original phrase is "Be the change you want to see in the world". Well I've adapted this phrase to be "Vote for the change you want to see". If there's something to change, come together and make it happen. Vote for our children and future generations.
Vote for what you believe in

Angelica Dios Jaramillo

New York

The Monarch butterfly has become a symbol for Dreamers, undocumented immigrants protected under DACA. It reminds us that migration is natural and beautiful.
Vote for your Future

John Kelsey

Cleveland, Ohio

A short and simple statement to encourage LGTBQ+ voters and their supporters to go out an vote.
Vote For Your Rights

Danielle Kerr

N/A

Taking some of the most important causes to millennial's in the last election, I created a GIF that replaces the O with a symbol of that cause or issue.
Vote Note for Tennessee

Julia Forsman

N/A

This animation is directed towards the many Tennesseans who think they are too busy with their job to go vote. However, employers are required to give workers 3 hours of paid leave to go vote.
Vote on Nov. 6, 2018

Masami Fukawa

N/A

This submission informs the audience that there are countries where authority or government has total control over their country and therefore the lives of citizens living there while in the USA, it is the citizens themselves that essential get to control their country and their own lives.
Vote to be HEARD

Alyssia Holmes

Webster University

During the year of 2018, we have seen the bad and the good that has been happening around the world and it's should always be everyone joined together to fight for a better country to live in. In order for that to happen, everyone should vote!
VOTE to be Heard

Alyssia Holmes

Webster University

During the year of 2018, we have seen the bad and the good that has been happening around the world and it's should always be everyone joined together to fight for a better country to live in. In order for that to happen, everyone should vote!
Vote to Enforce Change

Anya Rose-Ramo

N/A

This image shows how just one vote can make change that affects the world in a way. It can also bring love and peace to the world.
Vote to See Change

Kelly Conklin

N/A

It is important that younger people understand that their voice matters. A lot of the time one vote feels small and irrelevant, but everyone should know that their actions can make changes. That's what this design is all about.
Vote to Win!

Don Albert

N/A

The most effective of all Social Media…
Vote Today

Yasmina Abusharkh

N/A

I decided to do a gif for my submission. It is a hand with a pointing finger that grows in stages, eventually going off of the page.
Vote with Peace in Your Heart

Brandi Gooch

Nashville

As Americans, my wish is that the left and right can both come together this election year to discuss the issues with patience and understanding for one another. Though much separates us, we are all in this together.
Vote!

Danielle Moalem

N/A

Experimentation with 3D typography to evoke excitement and encouragement for voting.
VOTE!

Elena Foraker

N/A

A playful and strange take on voting promotions. By abandoning the conventional political aesthetic, the image intends to catch the attention of new, young voters.
Vote!

Ricky Chiang

AIGA Northwest Arkansas

With the GIF, I considered ideas of "every vote counts" and "a drop in the ocean." A person's contribution may seem washed by louder, more prominent characters, but still it's the privilege and opportunity of each citizen to cast a vote of support—an action and effect that ripples out.
Vote! Make them hear you

Elena Zhevlakova

N/A

Local elections are missing millions of millennial voters, they do not see the importance of voting. I wanted to remind that everyone's voice is important and valuable. Everyone wants to be heard. You are the voice of your generation and your voice will make the difference.
Vote/Voice

Alyssa Fierro

n/a

I mainly wanted to emphasize that anyone, no matter the type of person, has a voice that matters, and that they can best express their voice through a vote.
VOTE: NOW IT'S FOR EVERYONE

Alicia Cheng

New York

Looking back at the history of voting rights and suffrage gives an illuminating view of our history as a republic. For a good long time, voting was relegated to those in charge. Vote: now it's for everyone.
VOTE-A-SAURUS

Vicki Vincent

Cleveland

Encouraging young people to vote by drawing attention with trends colors and Dinos
Voter Power

Joshua Berger

N/A

Democracy works best when people participate. Exercise your civic power and vote.
Voter Power

Joshua Berger

N/A

Democracy works best when people participate. Please do your civic duty and exercise your right to vote. National election day is November 6, 2018
Voter Profiles

Don Albert

N/A

A diverse group of Performance Patriots urging you to vote
Voter Voice

Abigail Natucci

n/a

In this piece I wanted to put lots of emphasis on the relationship between voting and exercising your voice and being heard. I thought that blending imagery and text would provide that emphasis.
Voter.

Natalia Dymora

N/A

This still image is aimed to target women, young and old, of all ages, races, and sexual orientations. The message is meant to empower & encourage, in hopes of getting women out to the voting booths!
Voting

Kate Muldoon

N/A

Our society has been known to have our own citizens not participate in our country's elections. To make voting a more eye catching thing to do, making a poster that can attract every age group to vote is key.
VOTING FOR OUR FUTURE

YENSEN QUINTERO

N/A

I would like to invite young people of voting age, who dare to fulfill this civic duty, because it is our future that is at stake, if we do not vote, we can not demand results.
Voting is EQUAL

Marylin Gomes

Student

This simple gif is used to prove that no matter what minority you may belong to, your vote is still equal to those that belong to the majority. Therefore, it should be cast because it can make a difference and emphasize the fact that EVERY VOICE COUNTS.
Voting is Lit!

Jessica Sampson

N/A

I was going for a playful and humorous feel for my message.
Voting is your Power

Shelby Ly

N/A

The power to vote was given by our ancestors who did not share the same rights we have today. We should use our power to make America a better country than it was when we were born.
Voting Makes Change

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for We are all 18 voter registration initiative
Voting Makes Progress

Annika Smith

NYC

Poster for We Are All 18 voter registration initiative.
VOTING MAKES YOU VISIBLE

YASGUEN QUINTERO

N/A

Poster in Photoshop that wants to make young people understand that going to the polls to vote means that we are not invisible citizens, voting makes us visible.
Voting Poster

Danielle Freedman

N/A

Attached is my persuasive voting poster, explaining that if you vote, you will get paid!
WA register to Vote

KimNgan Huynh

N/A

The design encourages new immigrants in Washington State, who just became the U.S citizen in Washington state, go to vote. The ballot getting in the vote box contains some different languages. It means we care about minor groups because we are a part of the United States.
Waste of Time

Kiana Jones

N/A

Nowadays we are all eager to get things done in the quickest way possible not knowing the majority of our time is wasted consumed by technology. We spend HOURS doing things that bring no outcome, instead of spending MINUTES to make a difference.
we are all 18

abigail moran

n/a

posters to convey citizens to follow us at we are all 18
we are all 18

abigail moran

n/a

convey the young people to follow our movement #WEAREALL18
We Are All 18

Annika Smith

NYC

Poster for We Are All 18 voter registration initiative.
We are all 18 Animation

Carl Landegger

NYC

Animation for we are all 18 voter campaign
We are all 18 Flag

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for the We are all 18 voter registration campaign.
We Need Your Vote

Jordan Edmundson

N/A

I wanted to have a design that would catch the eye of young adults and teens. I illustrated a hand forming the V in vote and used the same red as the vote for the nails to make it pop.
We were seeds

Whitney Oberg

Chicago

Women have been silenced and disregarded as secondary to men for so long throughout history, and alot of times still today. However, in our society now, we are feeling empowered more than ever to stand up for ourselves, and what we believe in. This piece is in light of that.
WeCan.Vote

Giulia Magaldi

N/A

An election site for not-yet voters (18 years and under) with gun sense as the voting issue.
Welcome, Grow, Register

Lina Potwardowski

N/A

Not everyone sees voting as a priority once they are 18; money making, having intimate relationships and owning cars take the lead of young adult life and remain essential for years. If we are engaging in adult activities, we must embrace all our responsibilities.
WERK

morgan maloney

NA

I wanted to create a modern slogan that is relevant to society that would relate to young people.
What guides your vote?

Aldo Villarreal

Rutgers Newark

We all have a moral compass and it's so important that we listen to it when we vote. What values are important to you? Make sure your vote reflect those values.
Where's Dildo?

Lois Kamandulis

Orlando

This work paints a humorous picture of the disproportionate number of women vs. men in American politics today. It encourages all voters to help change the current landscape by supporting more women into office.
Women Vote

Yue Chen

N/A

Women Vote! Vote for Women!
Yes We AmeriCAN

Chase Yurgaitis

N/A

As millennials and Gen X's, we are often told we can't do certain things in life. Voting however, should not be one of those things. Voting is a right for all of those who are able and Millennials and Gen X's need to be aware of their right.
YO GO VOTE

Jahi Lendor

N/A

Sometimes getting straight to the point is necessary. And the time is now. "YO GO VOTE".
You Decide

sarah riggins

n/a

n/a
You Matter, Let Congress Know

sarah riggins

n/a

n/a
Your Choice. Your Voice. Your Vote.

Aundrea Smith

N/A

This piece was created to reflect unity. There is power in groups, and I believe that we can change the how the nation is directed by inspiring others to use their privilege as American citizens. I hope this message will reach groups who feel they have no power.
Your Voice Matters!

Allison Kufta

N/A

Purple reflects the bipartisan nature of this message. Using different languages of major ethnic groups in our country serves to emphasize unity and equality. All people in this country deserve to have their voice heard, as indicated by the flag on the microphone. Designed by Allison Kufta behance.net/allisonkufta instagram.com/akufta.art
Your Vote Is Your Voice

Marta Kalinowska

N/A

As a multicultural society, America has many diverse subcultures that make our country unique. Despite the differences in language and culture, every voice should be heard. Through voting, everyone has the same basic right to express their views.
Your Vote Matters

Olayinka Topping

New York

Millennials and Post-Millennials have a chance to make a change!! VOTE!!!
Your Vote Your Future

Carl Landegger

NYC

Poster for we are all 18 voter registration campaign
Your Vote Your Voice

Patrick Moreira

n/a

Out of all the eligible Latinx voters in the United States of America, only 48% voted in the last election. This design is focused on targeting the 52% of Latinx voters and let them know that their voice matters.

Design for Democracy

Design for Democracy applies design to increase civic participation by bringing clarity in the interactions between the U.S. government and its citizens.

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Design for Democracy committee

The Design for Democracy committee aims to support this project, in partnership with Nonprofit VOTE.

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Get Out the Vote

AIGA’s Get Out the Vote invites designers to create nonpartisan posters that inspire the American public to participate in the general and local elections.

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Get Out the Vote 2012

AIGA’s Get Out the Vote campaign invites designers to create nonpartisan posters and videos that inspire the American public to participate in the electoral process and vote in the 2012 general election.

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AIGA’s Google Art Project, “Get Out the Vote 2016”

An online collection of posters by AIGA leaders across the nation representing Get Out the Vote 2016, the latest campaign by AIGA Design for Democracy. See the full exhibit and download your favorite posters at AIGA.org/vote.

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Ballot and election design

Since 2000, Design for Democracy's ballot and election design project has worked to make voting easier and more accurate for all U.S. citizens.

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Election design gallery

This gallery contains examples of ballots and other election materials that have evolved through the benefit of professional design guidance or guidelines while remaining grounded in relevant local legislative, budgetary and equipment-based constraints.

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Election design tools and resources

The following ballot and election design tools and resources may be useful to election officials, legislators, equipment providers, printers, designers and press.

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Case Study: The Donkey Sanctuary Identity System

Building on the reputation and legacy of the worldʼs largest donkey and mule charity, The Allotment created a new identity and brand to communicate the charity’s core purpose—“care and devotion”—in an emotionally compelling way.

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