NO NUKES POSTERS

Our abundant earth.

Chernobyl 30 years on & Fukushima 5 years on

No more Fukushima 2011

Name※：Angela Fortin Web site：http://angela-loeiza-fortin.blogspot.fr/ Title of your work※：Human energy, human will The theme you choose※：3. Any other appeal for a Post-Nukes society Short description of your work※：The drawing suggests a gathering of many lands impacted by nuclear issue. I would like to show that the nuclear energy is a global problem. We are all concerned by it, we knows the consequences on human health and the environment. So think together to find alternatives solutions respectful of the people and of our planet.

Title: Natural Energy Theme: 1. The depiction of the possibility of natural energy Description: I chose to create an image that revolved around the use of natural energy. The diffused light coming from the light bulb represents the bright light shining towards a hope for the future.

Short description of your work: I created this poster using Adobe Illustrator. I wanted to create a poster that conveyed the devastating effects improper use of nuclear energy can cause. To convey this message I created a mushroom cloud as the focal point. The cloud billows out into a skull and crossbones. For the face of the skull, I used a very recognizable symbol: the toxic waste symbol. I also used a oozing type font with the simple statement “No Nukes” to further convey the message. 

Name:  Fabian Torres Title of your work：Choices The theme you choose: Clear view Short description of your work：water elements explosion

Name: Sydney Wegner  Title of your work：Sweep away Nukes Theme: Any other appeal  Short description: I chose a theme of cleaning our Earth and chose to use a literal demonstration to show our Earth being “swept” of nukes.

Name：Desiree Marshall Title of your work：Nuclear Lungs The theme you choose※：Post Nuke Society Short description of your work：Nuclear Lungs is a game-over like poster meant to give the viewer an idea of how terrible Nuclear energy is to us by having nuclear lungs and grungy, damaged bones.

Name：Jennifer Gooding Title of your work：Nukes The theme you choose※: Any other appeal for a Post-Nukes society  Short description of your work: Image of a mushroom cloud that takes up most of the composition to depict how nuclear bombs are so destructive.

Cleaning up for a healthier world.

Short description of your work※：My poster represent the end of humankind if nuclear plants are to continue running on Earth. 

Name※：Shawn Chow Hung Yun Web site: none Title of your work※：Power and responsibility The theme you choose※：1.The depiction of the possibility of natural energy Short description of your work※：The concept of my work is to show that nuclear energy is not easy to play with/ harness as it possess such great power. Using nuclear energy is like risking the country as a gamble for power. The skull represents the dangerous of nuclear energy whereas the red circle represent the country japan…it means the usage of nuclear energy is dangerous..its best not to depend on it fully but utilize the mother nature’s natural energy for a better enviroment.

Name： Akbar Mappaleo Web site： http://www.doublehelixes.com/ Title of your work： NUKE WILL CHANGE JAPAN DRAMATICALLY The theme you choose：Any other appeal for a Post-Nukes society Short description of your work： Nuke will be very dangerous, it able to change Japan dramatically…

Bon Appetit

A crash course on nuclear energy and its dangers.

Name※：Kathiana Cardona Reyna Web site：http://www.kathianacardonareyna.com/ Title of your work※：GLOBAL WARMING CITY MONUMENTS - JAPAN The theme you choose※：Choose a theme from those. 3. Any other appeal for a Post-Nukes society Short description of your work※：HELP STOP GLOBAL WARMING BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis and landslides are some of the additional catastrophes that climate change and its rising sea levels and melting glaciers could bring.