• A series of propaganda-style posters created during the early days of the pandemic. We borrowed the bold language and graphic aesthetics of 20th-century state messaging, but flipped the intent – replacing fear with facts, and control with common sense. Designed to be shared, questioned, and remembered, the posters blurred the line between public service and parody. Old tricks, new purpose.

Pandemic Propaganda

Large vintage-style mural on a city building showing a hand squeezing a bar of soap with the message “Wash Your Hands — Always Use Soap.” Retro COVID-19 awareness design promoting hygiene through bold, illustrative visuals.
Retro-style poster reading “Wash Your Hands — Always Use Soap,” featuring an illustrated hand squeezing a bar of soap with dripping lather. Vintage graphic design promoting hygiene during COVID-19.
Vintage-style COVID-19 poster showing a city building with large bold text “Stay Home Stay Safe” on its facade. Retro urban illustration promoting public health and social responsibility.
Retro-inspired poster featuring an old television set with distorted text and the phrase “Get Your Facts Straight.” Designed in a vintage propaganda style, the artwork critiques misinformation spread during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vintage-style COVID-19 poster featuring illustrated bare feet resting with the message “The least you can do is nothing — and still save lives.” A retro graphic encouraging people to stay home during the pandemic.
Retro-inspired COVID-19 poster titled “Insanity Prevention,” showing a hand pressing play on a vintage stereo with a cassette labeled “Awesome Mix Vol. 1.” The artwork highlights how music helped people stay sane during lockdown.
Vintage-style propaganda poster with a fish about to bite a hooked mouse labeled “Disinformation.” The text reads “Fake News — Don’t Take the Bait.” A satirical piece commenting on misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vintage vibes, modern bite: the Daftoni typeface

Close-up of a guitar bridge with metal strings in focus. Overlaid text reads “Daftoni. Custom font. Made to headline.” — a bold display typeface created by Pewpew for distinctive branding and typography use.

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