You know we’re all about The Liberty Garden concept – growing your own food, off-the-grid, food independence, sticking it to the man, etc. So when we saw these totally awesome posters, we just had to share them with you guys.
The Victory Garden of Tomorrow is a self-commissioned poster campaign designed to channel the bold energy of historical poster propaganda. It is committed to civic innovation and social progress– better food, better gardens, better cities. It is artful advocacy for the modern homefront. This is a project by Joe Wirtheim and his tiny, eco-friendly Communication Design studio in Portland, Oregon.
Joe is from the suburbs of Dayton, Ohio and also lived in Columbus, Ohio where he studied design and photography. He also studied journalism and media at Portland State University. He now lives, eats and bikes in Portland, Oregon. Learn more about Joe’s project at Victory Garden of Tomorrow.com.
Want a discount?
These awesome posters speak for themselves, and we’re totally loving the Works Progress Administration-vibe they have. Joe has generously offered a discount to you guys! Here’s a coupon code for 10% off of an order from his Etsy store. You can simply plug in the following coupon code when you check out. 10% off code: Libertyspecial10
Thanks, Joe!
Everyone else, let us know what you think of these posters, I think you’ll love em as much as I did!
YAY! I’m so glad you got this hooked up! When I saw them I nearly fell off my chair wanting ALL of them to wallpaper my kitchen. Decisions, decisions… 😉
I absolutely love these! I think I need the “Grow Food on an Organic Farm” one. Thanks for sharing.
Wait! How are rolled oats in the eat real food poster? They are an industrial food product like any other.
I think you might be missing the point on these!
I have three of these posters hanging in my kitchen. I LOVE them! They’re such artful reminders to make good food choices! My favorite is the “Grow Food on an Organic Farm” poster..I like it b/c of the chicken…
These are beautiful! I just ordered the girl hugging the chicken because it looks like me when I was 6. The year my older sister bought me 1 dozen chicks for Easter…
-Barb
I love the Paleo diet and I love growing your own food. But growing your own food isn’s paleo is it?
I don’t think using computers is either.
I loved the girl holding the chicken too!! We have chickens and that looks like my littles one getting ahold of one.
Thanks for sharing these, they are adorable! I like the “Keep growing and think of the future” astronaut one! ^_^
I just got my girl hugging chicken poster yesterday. It is so beautiful. People – if you’re wondering if you should order one of these, They’re well worth the money. You get to support an artist AND a paleo friendly business.
Testify!
-Barb