Build a Better Artwork pt. 2

ByHafuboti

If you’re a librarian or a Punk Rock Book Jockey prepping for the upcoming CSLP theme of Build a Better World, and you don’t want to use the artwork provided (or want to beef up what’s provided), then do I have some art for you! Also, don’t feel limited by this summer’s theme with these images. Please feel free to use any and all of these to support libraries!

Be sure to check out part 1 and part 3.

I must give a HUGE shout-out to both Angie and Bryce for brainstorming ideas to represent PWD. These images would not be as diverse if I had not had their help.

Also!

I will be posting a bonus set of images very soon! I realized that there was an easy Photoshop tweak to up the usefulness of this artwork. Heh.

Feel free to click on any and all of the following images to get a super-high-res version that you can download and use:

Quadriplegic or PWD person in a reclining wheelchair looking at a assistive device that displays a house.
African American man with a hearing aid holding a potted plant for Build a Better World and more.
Girl with tracheotomy holding the recycle symbol Build a Better World and more for public libraries.
A chemotherapy patient or an Orthodox Jewish woman holding the world wide web or internet symbol.
An African American woman holding a compass for Build a Better World or anything else for public libraries.

A huge thank you to all my friends for their feedback on each of these images. This time around I sought opinions on potential issues before posting in case I made an unintentionally insensitive image. That said: if we all failed to catch something, then please let me know.

Similar Posts

I Heart Art!

<img class=”alignnone size-large wp-image-1758″ src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/may-scavenger-logo.jpg?w=584″ alt=”” width=”584″ height=”784″> I can hardly believe that <a href=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/2014/05/12/mary/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>MA(r)Y</a> is almost over and I haven’t posted this month’s passive program:&nbsp;<em>I Heart Art!</em> Basically, we modified a basic scavenger hunt. We lessened the number of objects, since honestly, we were <em>really</em> tired of giving kids hints. And…

Optical Illusions

Optical Illusions

This theme was inspired by finding some paint sticks sold at a small indie bookstore in the area. I thought they might really be a fun/easy new way to decorate our windows. I’ll save you from wondering: we probably won’t use them again. Tried and True Technique Years ago, Natasia created a blank template of…

Signs of the Times

Signs of the Times

This is the second part of my series of signage in the library. I only feel slightly sorry if you just punched your monitor because I used the word “signage.” The English language, despite decades of trying to pin it down, remains awesomely fluid. Anywho. (heh) In the first part of this series I discussed…