Poster with a gloved hand holding an upright syringe and the caption "Homosexuality is NOT a sickness!" is being banned from Mission Schools. They are just too graphic to be displayed in the schools' staff rooms. picked by funkfrost 1 year ago

In 2002, Motorola created a poster of the full conversation between Apollo and Houston. Gives a nice look into an important event in history. Download the poster here(PDF), and zoom in as much as you want. picked by wildminou 1 year ago

The fact that the poster mentions the President's children has been the main point of contention, though neither the children's names nor their images appear. picked by cb__ 4 months ago

A poster for the classic science fiction movie "Metropolis" was sold at the record sum of... picked by Mysterio 3 years ago

Pandas are too big for the poster, designed to be distributed in schools, so the World Wildlife Fund has eliminated animals too large to fit the poster from endangered status. About time I say.
Ok it's opposite day post. Lame... picked by suebe 2 years ago

Here, I want to quickly illustrate how to create, huge(up to 20 meters), awesome looking, rasterized wall posters using previously mentioned Rasterbator. It ’s free and easy to use piece of software and the whole procedure won’t take you more then 5-10 min(not incl. poster printing and putting it on your wall). Enjoy! picked by esengulov 3 years ago

This is an amazing Where's Waldo-esque poster focusing specifically on Web 2.0 brands. See how many brands you can find. (I found 32). Full view picked by jaxomlotus 3 years ago

Gotta wonder if this was done on purpose... picked by hombrefeo 3 years ago

Hollywood gave up on creativity quite some time ago and are rehashing old ideas. Scooby, Underdog, Transformers, and more have been done. The latest? Alvin and the Chipmunks. From the poster it looks like they may have played with the image a bit. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

A children's advocacy group wants the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to oust Shrek, the animated ogre, from his role as spokesman for an anti-obesity drive. picked by AutumnLotus 3 years ago

The American children’s television show Sesame Street turns forty this year. The image in the link is an enormous interactive poster, with details about 101 muppets that starred on Sesame Street. picked by Bingo 4 months ago

If you have ever spent time or live in L.A. this will tickle you. picked by Bornbad 2 years ago

Death and Taxes" is a large representational graph and poster of the federal budget. It contains over 500 programs and departments and almost every program that receives over 200 million dollars annually. The data is straight from the president's 2010 budget request and will be debated, amended, and approved by Congress to begin the fiscal year. All of the item circles are proportional in siz... read full post picked by nateebiinature 4 months ago

This is different than the Raserbater. It is a web based thingy that will quickly generate a PDF of a picture you supply. No software to down load. picked by heymrp 3 years ago

It's just days away from one of the most anticipated US federal elections in history and both sides are plowing into spin overdrive. Which is why we love this amazing original advertisement that has succeeded in doing what most politicians don't - cut through the crap in a single succinct moment. picked by statboy 1 year ago

Simplistic but striking imagery. picked by pocksucket 2 years ago

He could be forgiven for looking just a bit sheepish. picked by Bornbad 11 months ago

The "lifestyles" of 75 neighboring galaxies are illuminated in this poster from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope. Scientists say this fresh perspective of our cosmic neighborhood provides valuable insights into growth process of galaxies at a glance. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

Shepard Fairey's lawyers claim the artist is not guilty of copyright infringement, and in fact had created an "image that creates powerful new meaning and conveys a radically different message that has no analogue in the original photograph." They seek protection under the "Fair Use Doctrine" for the iconic Obama "HOPE" poster artwork. picked by equinox 10 months ago

A website where you can take a photo of your baby and turn into a large, professionally printed movie poster, announcing their birth!

This is pretty neat! picked by muppetmaker 2 years ago