End Hunger
Social Issues Poster
The basis for this design was the melding of three very simple and easily interpreted items: the fork, knife and the human skeleton. These items are all easily recognizable and each hold significant meaning so that when they are all brought together into one design, a powerful yet clean symbol is created. The fork and knife are crossed to symbolize “stop” or “end”. The title has bits scraped away just like a fork would scrape up the last bit of food at the bottom of the bowl. The red stamp of the Chinese title grabs attention with its bright color and directs the eye downwards to cycle through the design.
The basis for this design was the melding of three very simple and easily interpreted items: the fork, knife and the human skeleton. These items are all easily recognizable and each hold significant meaning so that when they are all brought together into one design, a powerful yet clean symbol is created. The fork and knife are crossed to symbolize “stop” or “end”. The title has bits scraped away just like a fork would scrape up the last bit of food at the bottom of the bowl. The red stamp of the Chinese title grabs attention with its bright color and directs the eye downwards to cycle through the design.
"1st Place Winner" International Student Poster Exhibition 2009
Purdue University / Central South University (China)
