Indignados and the Arab Spring - a graphic collection

Work from designers and artists at the sharp end of 2011's rebellions in the Middle East, North Africa, Spain and Latin America.

Comments2

Note: A couple of these may

Note: A couple of these may be wrong or misinterpreted as I'm not a Spanish speaker for example, so ppl should feel free to point 'em out (and suggest additions/replacements...)

I like the designs, they are

I like the designs, they are cool and really tells a lot even in a graphic without words. I just only notice that its all like a communist design.

Cheers,
Aden Tyler,
"works as consultant of SifaGroup Web Design Company"

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