BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Rachel Carson died on this day in 1964 – her life awakening man/womankind’s environmental conscience.
Today on Earth Day we remember that corporations hire PR firms to tell us misinformation about the damage they are doing – or as Carson once said, we are “fed little tranquilizing pills of
The street, and Street Artists, are these days pulling no punches. We celebrate that.
The art works featured here from Studio Number One are available to download for free as posters for printing or squares for Social Media. Click on the link below to download your free poster:
http://www.studionumberone.com/free-downloads?mc_cid=cb0a4a3d34&mc_eid=12fc9da511
For more information and tips about what to do to protect our earth and about climate change click HERE and HERE
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