HP Enlists Reputed Artists To Design Hopeful Posters For Your Windows
Images by Matt Johnstone (left) and Shepard Fairey (right) via HP
As healthcare workers battle on the COVID-19 pandemic, people are staying at home to contain the virus spread. Some have also put up hopeful messages on their windows to spark optimism and thank those fighting tirelessly on the front lines.
The Hewlett-Packard (HP) company is now supporting this effort by launching a campaign called Windows Of Hope. Over 30 notable artists have designed posters for people to print out and place on their windows in solidarity against the pandemic.
The posters were contributed by OBEY founder Shepard Fairey, American graphic designer Aaron Draplin, Irish illustrator Laura Callaghan, Israeli artist Noma Bar, American letterer Jessica Hische, Japanese illustrator Kanae Sato, and more.
To enjoy the resulting artworks from the inspirational Windows Of Hope campaign, head on over to HP’s dedicated page to view the full gallery. HP encourages that you print out out the poster of your choice to put on your window, and then share the photos on Instagram with the hashtag, #WindowsOfHope.
The hardware company has also produced and distributed over 50,000 3D-printed personal protection equipment (PPE) to prevent medical supply shortages in Spain and the US, per CNN.
Check out some of the poster designs below or head on over here for more “#WindowsOfHope.”
Image by Shepard Fairey via HP
Image by Matt Johnstone via HP
Image by Noma Bar via HP
Image by Kanae Sato via HP
Image by Laura Callaghan via HP
[via Muse By CLIO, images via HP]
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