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Launched three days after the January 12th, 2010 Haiti earthquake, the Haiti Poster Project was a non-profit effort organized to help raise funds for victims affected by the disaster. Many donations were made and in exchange, the donor received a limited-edition poster of their choice. The posters were created and donated by designers from around the world. All funds raised went directly to Doctors Without Borders.
ABOUT OUR PROJECT
Hundreds of thousands of people were wounded, displaced, and killed as a result of 2010 Haiti earthquake. Many refer to Haiti as La Perle des Antilles which translates to the Pearl of the Caribbean. This statement is what inspired the primary visual for our poster. A pearl is symbolic of something precious that is sought after. We chose to use it to represent those who were missing, lost, and desperately sought after. We've incorporated several Easter eggs in our design, revealing facts about this earthquake and if you look closely, you may find a silhouette of Haiti's country.
Launched three days after the January 12th, 2010 Haiti earthquake, the Haiti Poster Project was a non-profit effort organized to help raise funds for victims affected by the disaster. Many donations were made and in exchange, the donor received a limited-edition poster of their choice. The posters were created and donated by designers from around the world. All funds raised went directly to Doctors Without Borders.
ABOUT OUR PROJECT
Hundreds of thousands of people were wounded, displaced, and killed as a result of 2010 Haiti earthquake. Many refer to Haiti as La Perle des Antilles which translates to the Pearl of the Caribbean. This statement is what inspired the primary visual for our poster. A pearl is symbolic of something precious that is sought after. We chose to use it to represent those who were missing, lost, and desperately sought after. We've incorporated several Easter eggs in our design, revealing facts about this earthquake and if you look closely, you may find a silhouette of Haiti's country.
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