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This is the home page for Signs Graphics, LLC. Banners, stationary, business cards, posters, postcards, corrugated plastic signs, led lighting, illuminated boxes, vehicle lettering, channel lettersCONTENT
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Random musings from the world of sport photography in Liverpool. My overriding memory of Gary Speed will be of the night of the England match. Having played them off the park at Wembley, and being incredibly unlucky not to have come away with at least a draw, he allowed the players and staff a post-match drink.
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This Webquest is a Propaganda Unit designed for a graphic Arts Class grades 9 to 12. The lesson could be broadened to include a Social Studies and Language Arts component. Students will learn about the fundamentals of Propaganda, Photoshop and Digital Photography in this portion of the unit. Estimated time of project is two weeks.
WWI Propaganda Posters and WWII Propaganda Posters. Welcome to the tour of World War I and World War II Propaganda posters. The posters displayed here were commissioned during World War II by branches of the U. Government such as the armed forces, recruiting bureaus, the Office of War Information, and the United States Treasury, to name a few. Patriotic in nature, these posters were intended to stir up pro-American feelings, and help mobilize citizens to support the War movement.