Climate

Several stickers are layered over each other. The design is a abstract image of a blue horizontal wave pattern over a white background. Two brick red circles, of slightly different sizes, are on top of the blue wave. Black text at the bottom reads “E

As we reach a number of climate tipping points, failure to act means locking humanity into extinction. At a growth rate of 3% a year, the economy will double in size after 23 years. This means by the end of the century it will be 10 times bigger than it is now. We must change the system by significantly reducing the amount of work people do; sharing out the necessary labour; and gearing production towards meeting human and ecological needs, rather than the logics of capital.

Abstract image of a blue horizontal wave pattern over a white background. Two brick red circles, of slightly different sizes, are on top of the blue wave. Black text at the bottom reads “Endless capitalist growth means ecological collapse.”

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A photo from a demonstration of several people standing in front of a red brick building. One person is holding up a “Strike for Climate!” poster, and another is holding a smoke bomb which is releasing teal green smoke.

A image of a demonstration. The poster design can be seen on placards.

A photo of two children facing the camera holding “Strike for Climate!” placards in front of a brick building and cops. One child has long brown hair and a white puffy coat. The other has short hair, glasses and a green winter coat with fur trim.

A pile of posters on placards. The posters say “Strike for climate!” and have a graphic image of a thermometer on fire with earth as the bulb, and fossil fuel infrastructure along the shaft. The text and image is in red on a white background.

A photo of a protest in front of two white and black ornate buildings. In the foreground, someone holds a white megaphone and a self made placard reading “Kiss my Climate Ass”. In the mid-ground, three people hold “Strike for Climate!” placards.

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Group of people standing on a street corner in Glasgow, holding a large white cloth banner of a grey line drawing one hand labelled ‘school climate strikers’ passing a baton with ‘strike!’ to another hand labelled ‘workers’.

Poster on placard. Grey line drawing on white background of one hand with ‘school climate strikers’ passing a baton labelled ‘strike!’ to another hand labelled ‘everyone’. Text reads ‘The schools have been striking, now it’s everyone’s turn!’

Posters for the Global Climate Strike. On 20th September 2019, 4 million workers and students took part in strike action. 6,000 of these posters went up around Scotland before the strike, whilst a further 13,000 leaflets using the 'baton' design were handed out. The 'baton' design was also used on a banner by the trade unionist bloc during the strike in Glasgow. “Strike for climate” poster designed for UKSCN London on placards. Photos from Fridays for Future's Instagram and The Guardian.

Drilling rig standing in water in red and purple tones. Behind, a white sun sets in a blue sk. ‘#stopcambo’ is written in bold white text over the rig, circled by a thin white line. Stopcambo.org.uk is written in smaller white font underneath.

Poster and sticker designs for Stop Cambo, a campaign which successfully stopped the Cambo oil field, which was planned to be built in the sea next to the Shetland Islands. If we want a liveable climate, we can’t allow any new oil and gas extraction.

Photo from a demonstration. On a blow up globe a sticker says "stop Cambo".

Photo of a white hand holding a number of A6 ‘Stop Cambo’ stickers in red and white. The stickers are being spread out like playing cards and behind them some green trees and bushes are visible.

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Light projection image on UK parliament. It is Image projected on the building in white is a drawing of the rabbit from Alice in Wonderland with Boris Johnson’s head. Text reads ‘Boris you’re late for a climate date! #COP26ClimateTarget.

Projection design for Fossil Free London, urging the UK government to meet their climate targets.

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