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Inspiration: Jose Guadalupe Posada, Mexican Calveras Printmaker

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Jose Guadalupe Posada (1852-1913) was an extraordinary Mexican printmaker known mainly for his calaveras (skull/skeleton) pieces. He created a wide range of subjects, making his artwork accessible to the masses through the print medium. Posada infused culture and politics into his works, influencing many others such as Diego Rivera.

Photo: Taxidermy Piranha

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Tshirt: Tribal Animal Skull and Guns Design

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Tribal Animal Skull and Guns T-shirt is a vector-based design currently available on Zazzle.

Artwork: Purple Flower Illustration

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Pure vector illustration created in Adobe Illustrator CS5.

Photos: Zen Art

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Photos: Documentary Images of Anonymous Bart Protest

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Photojournalism attempt with my tiny camera:

August 22, 2011. Protesters organized by “Anonymous” marched against the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) in downtown SF, causing the train stations to shut down temporarily. The protestors went up and down Market Street, followed closely by police in riot gear. 45 people were eventually arrested.

Reasons for the protest: shooting by Bart police and the subsequent shut-off of cell-phone use on August 11th (by Bart to avoid coordination efforts among protestors within the stations).