10 thoughts on “Doubleplusgood INGSOC posters.”

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   These are really cool and make me excited to read it!

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      Thanks!
      It’s a great book–I reread it about a month ago, and realized that it would play a key role in my MSc dissertation. I’m making a movie adaptation of it!

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   Now I’m intrigued about your dissertation. 1984 is one of my (many) favorite books.

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      My project is on the construction of narrative in surveillance (with propaganda as a secondary area of study). I’m making a short film based on 1984 as part of it.

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   These posters are fantastic! I’ve seen many Ingsoc posters in my time (since before the 1970s) and I have to say yours really capture the Administrationalistic Bureaucratic Wartime Hysteria flavour of the book. The others are more melodramatic than yours. Yours certainly wouldn’t be out of place, say, in Second World War Britain. Well done, well done. Be sure to release them one way or another after your dissertation.

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      Thanks very much for your kind words!
      I really enjoy WWII propaganda posters, designing these was a joy.
      I would love to print and sell them when this project is complete. I suppose I will have to contact the Estate of George Orwell (if there is such a thing) for licensing, etc.

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         Yes, do. Contact The Orwell Prize at http://www.theorwellprize.co.uk and they will put you in touch with the proper channels.

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         Great, thanks so much!

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