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  A Brief History of PP [INFOGRAPHIC]

  02 December 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  We made this because we thought it would be cool.      
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  Yoko Ono’s Poster

  17 November 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  Okay, so I can finally explain to you what all the mentions of Yoko Ono were around the exhibition last week… Back in 2009, in an attempt to get some images we could use to lure sponsors and gain...
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  When Posters Become Videos

  11 November 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  One of our Top 30 finalists, Eszter Szigethy from Hungry, sent us a very clever and inspiring video that turns her poster into a real life. Well kind of. Below is her poster and the video. We wish you...
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  2011 Winners!

  10 November 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  Last night at our exhibition I had the pleasure of announcing that Christopher Sousa Ebels from Australia was awarded first place in the 2011 Positive Posters competition. Christopher’s entry, “The Real Carbon Tax”, was chosen by our panel of...
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  October 2011 Email

  07 November 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  As I write this there are three people who work for Positive Posters. Tenielle, Zac and myself. Between us we do a lot of different things that we often don’t have any formal training in e.g. copy writing, event...
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  The 2011 Top 30

  27 October 2011 by Zac
  
  
  

  2500+ entries from 80+ countries later we’re excited to announce the 2011 top 30 entries. All of the top 30 posters will be on display at the Thirty exhibition on November 9 at 1000 £ Bend in Melbourne, Australia. Click here to see...
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  30 Exhibition

  13 October 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  I swear as you get older the year’s seem to fly by. Last week I celebrated my birthday and now I’m sitting here writing a post about our 3rd exhibition of the top 30 posters from our annual competition....
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  Quality Over Quantity

  06 October 2011 by nick
  
  
  

  I was going to make the above image for this blog post a rectangle with the number 2,573 in the middle (the number of entries we received in this years competition), but after a couple of seconds, I realised...

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