Brazilian Gym Posters Made From Old TVs, Video Games and Computers | Flavorwire

Amazing Brazilian Gym Posters Made From Old TVs, Video Games and Computers

...to create the figures, Melo dismantled hundreds of old televisions, video games and computers using their components to build the machinated humans who implore the viewer, “switch your routine for ours,” a tagline that works on so many levels. The project took Melo about four months to create


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Poster competition: College Football Schedule Posters | Bleacher Report

Preseason College Football Rankings 2011: Top 50 Teams by Schedule Posters | Bleacher Report

The second annual Bleacher Report rankings of the top 50 schedule posters

We each individually graded the posters on the following criteria:

1. Clarity (Is it clear who the poster is for?)

2. Schedule (Clear and easy to follow)

3. Photo quality

4. Uniqueness/Creativity

5. Eye appeal

6. “Coolness” factor

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