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posters round 1 poll 6
which poster by Ryszard Kaja do you like better?
Szczebrzeszyn, 2013
Zadupie (Bumfuck), 2015
Szczebrzeszyn, 2013:
propaganda: W Szczebrzeszynie chrzÄ…szcz brzmi w trzcinie!
Zadupie (Bumfuck, Middle of Nowhere), 2015:
propaganda: plakaty dużych miast to jedno, plakat zadupia natomiast! [posters for big cities is one thing, a poster for the middle of nowhere however!]
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posters round 1 poll 3
which poster by Wiktor "Obiektor" Pilipczuk do you like better?
I LOVE RAMEN, 2022
Noone said it was going to be easy, 2022
I LOVE RAMEN, FUCKING AMEN, 2022:
propaganda: Ramen is so fucking good, he's so real for this
Noone said it was going to be easy, but they also didn't say it was going to be this difficult, 2022:
propaganda: again- he's so right
about the author: @ obiektor on instagram
posters round 1 poll 25
which poster by Waldemar Åšwierzy do you like better?
Visit the ZOO: Tiger, 1967
Visit the ZOO: Flamingos, 1967
Visit the ZOO: Tiger by Waldemar Åšwierzy, 1967:
propaganda: I love this wild eyes. Makes me think about that poem "The tiger" By Nael, Age 6: He destroyed his cage/Yes/YES/The tiger is out - from the anthology They're Singing A Song In Their Rocket by 826DC (a nonprofit offering free writing programs and publishing opportunities for all D.C. students ages 6-18)
Visit the ZOO: Flamingos by Waldemar Åšwierzy, 1967:
[no propaganda has been submitted]
posters round 1 poll 17
which poster by Andrzej Krajewski do you like better?
Blues brothers, 2012
Cotton club, 2010
Blues Brothers by Andrzej Krajewski, 2012:
propaganda: Okay I am definitly biased cause this is and has been my favorite movie since I first saw it but look at the strong geometric shapes! The limited color pallet! The non realistic movement, that capture the zany energy and dance and car chase chorographies of the movie so well! The way the names of everyone staring in the movie fill the background, and how the lead actors are the first but there is no real weight to the size or placement of the name, fitting the giant jam session vibe of the movie, and how the leads take the backseat to let the guest stars shine!! I just love this poster so much I want to eat it.
Cotton Club by Andrzej Krajewski, 2010:
propaganda: I love how the shadow is not the perfect mirror but shows the darker side, I love the bright colors, I love the way the text is fused into the world instead of put upon the art.
posters round 1 poll 29
which poster by Jakub Zasada do you like better?
Dog's tails
My rat - my friend
[no propaganda has been submitted]
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posters round 1 poll 20
which poster do you like better?
Pinokio by Kazimierz Mann, 1962
Cabaret by Magdalena Marczyńska, 2019
Pinokio by Kazimierz Mann, 1962:
propaganda: The strong shapes and bold colors fit the whismical style that this Disney version has, and the general plot of a toy coming to live very well
Cabaret by Magdalena Marczyńska, 2019:
propaganda: jeden z moich ulubionych plakatów kiedykolwiek, i plakat do mojego absolutnie ulubionego musicalu. rozprawia się z dwoma taboo za jednym razem i moim zdaniem idealnie pokazuje, jak niepokojąco przenikały się te dwa światy w weimarskim Berlinie.
[one of my favorite posters ever, and a poster for my absolutely favorite musical. it deals with two taboos at once and, in my opinion, perfectly shows how disturbingly intertwined these two worlds were in Weimar-era Berlin.]
posters round 1 poll 11
which poster do you like better?
Blue is the warmest colour by Marcelina Amelia, 2018
Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe by Waldemar Åšwierzy, 1995
Blue is the warmest colour by Marcelina Amelia, 2018:
propaganda: The idea of loving someone so much you feel like One, with all the good and bad that brings. It remainds me of the poem ‘a pity, we were such a good invention’ by yehuda amichai: "They amputated/Your thighs off my hips./As far as I’m concerned/They are all surgeons. All of them./[...]/A pity. We were such a good/And loving invention./An aeroplane made from a man and wife./Wings and everything./We hovered a little above the earth.//We even flew a little."
Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe by Waldemar Åšwierzy, 1995:
propaganda: It may not been the intend but this looks so beautiful queer.
posters round 1 poll 9
which poster do you like better?
Roman holiday by Jerzy Flisak, 1959
Sunset Boulevard by Waldemar Åšwierzy, 1957
[no propaganda has been submitted]
[op is sorry for pitting two bad bitches against each other so early in the tournament]
