Free body art wall posters
8 printable posters drawn from South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court. Free to print and display in your studio or at home, and free to embed on your own site with attribution. Download only the ones you want.
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Humour
Eight registers of humour on one subject - dark, hard critique, deliberately bad puns, situation comedy, shocking and historical comparison, satire, self-deprecation. Aimed at the trade, never at a client.
Dark Gallows Woodcut comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the dark gallows woodcut style — carved relief, the bad old days
Hard Critique Editorial comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the hard critique editorial style — unsparing editorial cartoon
Bad Puns Vaudeville comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the bad puns vaudeville style — groan-worthy, staged for the pun
Situation Sitcom comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the situation sitcom style — warm storyboard, the recognisable day
Shocking Comparison comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the shocking comparison style — scale diagram, absurd but true
Historical Engraving comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the historical engraving style — antique plate, then against now
Satire Broadsheet comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the satire broadsheet style — mock advertisement or public notice
Self-Deprecating Sketchbook comic poster — South Carolina Face and Neck Tattoo Ban Faces First Amendment Challenge in Federal Court
Drawn in the self-deprecating sketchbook style — loose ink, the trade on itself
These plates also appear in the compilations: complete albums gathered by drawing school and by subject, each one readable as a book.
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