It’s been a month since the community pantry wave started, and though this genuine project continues to face threats, organizers are still trying their best to keep the initiative afloat.
We collaborated with @makomicropress & @toucan_party to create a series of Community Pantry #Risograph Posters 🥗🍌🥦🌽🍆🍠🥕
ALL PROCEEDS will be donated to Soup Kitchen Cainta where food packs will be delivered directly to Senior Citizens & Kids from Floodway, Cainta pic.twitter.com/CXeEaPANgA
— Bad Student (@_badstudent) May 12, 2021
If you’re thinking of other ideas to help your local pantry, here’s one: slap it a cute, powerful poster. In collaboration with radical zine-maker Makò Micro-Press and illustrator Diigii Daguna, Bad Student—the first and only riso art press in the Philippines—has crafted creative community pantry posters. And yes, they’re all risograph-made.
One of the posters shows a crowd helping each other carry fish and vegetables, while another firmly states “fight where you stand.” Thanks to their arresting elements and clear messages, it might be easier for community pantry organizers to draw people using these visual signages.
Apart from that, buying a poster from this collection will help Soup Kitchen Cainta, a non-profit organization that offers assistance to underprivileged communities in the municipality. Food packs will be delivered directly to senior citizens and kids from Floodway, Cainta, according to Bad Student.
For more information, head to Bad Student’s page. You can place your orders here.
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Photos courtesy of Bad Student
