MeFi Projects

I was inspired by discussions between people of African diasporas living in the United States to create a cheeky alignment chart of how the standard dish of "greens" might be interpreted. Happy eating, however you prepare your collards, kales, or otherwise.
posted by youarenothere on Mar 1, 2020 - 3 comments

I have a dog named Louie and he's pretty disdainful of human horror movies. He doesn't get what the big deal is about vampires (not scary OR sexy), werewolves (friends!), or skeletons (yahm!). So he's making horror movies for dogs now, about things that are REALLY scary, like BATHS and VACUUMS and THUNDER. Louie hired me to design his movie posters. Unfortunately he pays me in kibble, but other than that he's a great (decent) client!
posted by Uncle Glendinning on Aug 1, 2016 - 4 comments

I have re-designed several classic Disney movie posters, giving each one a quirky twist! I'd love to hear your thoughts!
posted by rowansm on Apr 2, 2012 - 11 comments

Have you ever read a parenting book that left you feeling inadequate and/or terrified? In other words, have you ever read any parenting book whatsoever? Then you might enjoy my new book How Not To Kill Your Baby, a parody of all those crazy-making pregnancy and parenting manuals. It comes complete with a poster-size detachable Growth Chart of Doom, which will tell you if your baby is big enough to survive an encounter with an angry capybara. For the story of why I decided to write the book, you can read my guest post at the New York Times Motherlode blog. [more inside]
posted by yankeefog on Mar 28, 2012 - 8 comments

An infographic solution to the problem of living in an awesome state. [more inside]
posted by amanda on Nov 29, 2011 - 6 comments

Show your Solitary with the 99% via a free-use Poster by Molly Crabapple and myself as a reminder that anyone who can't afford to buy a politician is a part of the cause.
posted by The Whelk on Nov 3, 2011 - 0 comments

WHAT IS TOR: A poster for the Electronic Frontier Foundation by Molly Crabapple and myself explains what the TOR network of anonymous nodes does, why it's important, and what you can do to help, via the medium of cartoon raccoons in waistcoats.
posted by The Whelk on Jun 8, 2011 - 6 comments

We made these mysterious posters featuring QR codes and are putting them up in seven Canadian cities. It's our hope that people scan the posters with their smart phone and then complete the petition form they get sent to.
posted by dbarefoot on Aug 24, 2010 - 3 comments