Find Your Message (To The World)

By Paula Briggs

This resource shares how teenagers explored what their “message to the world” might be, inspired by the propaganda art of Shepard Fairey. You can see the whole collection of resources here, including how we used the ideas generated as inspiration for a screen print.

Message to the World

 

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