This project is a graphic design-led poster campaign inspired by Richard Attenborough’s statement, “The arts are for everyone,” later referenced by Anthony Boyle during the 2025 Irish Film and Television Awards. The project explores accessibility, inclusion, and public engagement within the arts through bold typography and analogue print processes.

Influenced by Anthony Burrill and his text-based approach to public messaging, the quote became the central visual element across the posters using Burial font to create direct and impactful compositions.

The project combined Riso and silk screen printing as sustainable alternatives to digital production. Two final A1 posters were hand silk-screened to emphasise texture and tactility, while smaller A4 Riso posters were designed for a guerrilla-style campaign using biodegradable flour-and-sugar glue in public spaces.

Previous students’ discarded test prints were also repurposed into two handmade books, celebrating experimentation, collaboration, and sustainable studio practices.

We are nothing without one another.