Put Down The Guns by David Hays

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Proceeds Support:
Proceeds support DreamCorps, a social justice accelerator founded by Van Jones that advances economic, environmental, and criminal justice solutions. The Gun Show is a collection of posters that promote gun safety. Artists from around the world have contributed posters to join the national conversation about guns, and support the ongoing efforts to reduce violence.

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Design By: David Hays

David Hays has spent 13 years at world-class ad agencies creating successful campaigns and brand experiences for Fortune 500 companies including Activision, Disney, Sony, ABC, Fox, Nintendo, Toyota, Kia, LucasArts, Gatorade, Adobe and more. He also writes a blog about Disney and Pixar animation, Disneyland Resort, and Walt Disney.

 

Design By: David Hays

David Hays has spent 13 years at world-class ad agencies creating successful campaigns and brand experiences for Fortune 500 companies including Activision, Disney, Sony, ABC, Fox, Nintendo, Toyota, Kia, LucasArts, Gatorade, Adobe and more. He also writes a blog about Disney and Pixar animation, Disneyland Resort, and Walt Disney.

 

Artist Statement

"Put Down the Guns" is a simple, graphic vehicle for a powerful statistic that is both alarming and compelling, and will hopefully inspire and motivate the viewer to take a stand and make their voices heard at this critical juncture in the gun control debate. — David Hays