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KC GREEN illustrator Research
This is a two pane reaction image that originates from a short comic “On Fire” by an illustrator K.C. Green's Gunshow comic #648. Shown here is a two-pane image of an anthropomorphic dog trying to assure himself that everything is fine, despite sitting in a room that is engulfed in flames.
First time used as a 2 panel reaction image was on April 26th, 2013, the comic's first two panels were submitted to a thread on 4chan's /vr/ (retro games) board. On January 10th, 2014, Redditor theonefoster submitted the first two panels to /r/funny with the title "Accurate representation of me dealing with university stress".
I chose to go over this because this is a viral, well known meme on the internet. The imagery used here shows that an individual is aware of the turmoil going around them but is showing irony saying comforting, uplifting words contrast to the obvious chaotic background. Is used as a reaction image used by forum posters trying to say calm in stressful situations. The simplistic 2 panel can be used in most scenarios making it an appeal to the people who want to vent their frustration of how they feel, a relatability through humour.
I would say the relevancy this to my project is that the different usage of this reaction image, in July 25th 2016, the Republican National Committee tweeted the two-pane reaction image via its official Twitter account @GOP as a commentary on the chaotic atmosphere of the opening day at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, accompanied by a shrug emoticon and hashtags #DemsInPhilly and #EnoughClinton for their own agenda.
Within an hour of @GOP's post, K.C. Green was using Twitter to express his personal disdain for the Republican party in response to the Republican National Committee's improper use of his artwork.
The political cartoon website The Nib then replied to the @GOP tweet early on July 26th with a customised version of the original cartoon that substituted the Republican elephant for the cartoon dog; it was created by K.C. Green himself and commissioned by the website for display at an art gallery in Philadelphia's Old City neighbourhood.
Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina made a reference to the "This Is Alright" meme while criticising Russian meddling in American politics in a video that was published on August 1st, 2018 by the ABC News Twitter account.
On that day, @davidmackau replied to a tweet with an edited version of the comic that read, "This is a reference to an online meme" . On that day, pieces on the reference appeared on a number of news websites, including Time, The Hill, and Inverse.
This panel has influenced people from digital space to reality, the power of memes affecting reality. So I thought maybe I could incorporate these in my campaign since the younger generation “hit the nail” of whatever message I want to convey. More having a modern, “mematic” protest poster where they get a slogan and use memes from internet culture to make straight, effective yet funny points.
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Waiting for the Bernie Sanders & March for a Clean Energy Revolution to begin at 500 Market Street
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This past summer, agencyEA was chosen to design the artwork and credential designs for the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
I had the honor of developing the thematic and creating a variety of illustrations for each of the designations that represented our Constitution under the theme of “We The People.”
There were 177 unique badges created for the event, all with varying colors, text, barcodes and artwork combinations. In addition to designing the main convention credentials, we also created badge looks for the suites and entertainment spaces.
Check out our full story and experience here.
And for more detail on the artwork and process, visit www.paigepera.com.
-Paige
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And #Obama tears up as he praises his wife ... @michelleobama you're a lucky lady #AManofIntegrity #4MoreYears #Grit 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸#IWasHere #Smile #Music #Hiphop #Trend #Poetry #Design #CNN#Fox #Love#Style #Intellect#NewYorkTimes #Beautiful#Glamour #CNBC#News#Media#Interior#WallStreetJournal#Police#Officer#BlackLivesMatter#WhiteHouse#FacetheNation#DemsInPhilly#WhiteHouse
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#tbt storming the DNC with my BFF @n_mase #philadelphia #demsinphilly #DNC #americanstyle #gqstyle #menstagram #patriotsnation (at Wells Fargo Center)
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Barack And Michelle Obama Honor Chadwick Boseman, Who 'Knew That Real Strength Starts Inside'
Barack and Michelle Obama honored late actor Chadwick Boseman in separate social media posts on Saturday. The 43-year-old Black Panther actor’s family confirmed on Friday that he died of colon cancer.
“I’ll always remember watching Chadwick in 42,” the former first lady wrote. “Barack and I were alone in the White House, on a weekend night with the girls away. I was so profoundly moved by the rawness and emotion in the barrier-breaking story. And not long after, when he came to meet with young people in the State Dining Room, I saw that Chadwick’s brilliance on screen was matched by a warmth and sincerity in person. There’s a reason he could play Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and King T'Challa with such captivating depth and honesty. He, too, knew what it meant to truly persevere. He, too, knew that real strength starts inside. And he, too, belongs right there with them as a hero—for Black kids and for all of our kids. There’s no better gift with which to grace our world. ❤️”
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“Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson,” the former president wrote in his post. “You could tell right away that he was blessed. To be young, gifted, and Black; to use that power to give them heroes to look up to; to do it all while in pain—what a use of his years.”
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In 2016, Boseman shared this photo of him and Barack Obama during his White House visit surrounding the release of his 2013 Jackie Robinson biopic, 42. “Thanks for your service and for your advice. #theprinceandthepresident #inthehousethatslavesbuilt #tbt #DemsinPhilly,” he wrote.
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Barack And Michelle Obama Honor Chadwick Boseman, Who 'Knew That Real Strength Starts Inside'
Barack and Michelle Obama honored late actor Chadwick Boseman in separate social media posts on Saturday. The 43-year-old Black Panther actor's family confirmed on Friday that he died of colon cancer.
"I'll always remember watching Chadwick in 42," the former first lady wrote. "Barack and I were alone in the White House, on a weekend night with the girls away. I was so profoundly moved by the rawness and emotion in the barrier-breaking story. And not long after, when he came to meet with young people in the State Dining Room, I saw that Chadwick's brilliance on screen was matched by a warmth and sincerity in person. There's a reason he could play Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and King T'Challa with such captivating depth and honesty. He, too, knew what it meant to truly persevere. He, too, knew that real strength starts inside. And he, too, belongs right there with them as a hero—for Black kids and for all of our kids. There's no better gift with which to grace our world. ❤️"
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"Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson," the former president wrote in his post. "You could tell right away that he was blessed. To be young, gifted, and Black; to use that power to give them heroes to look up to; to do it all while in pain—what a use of his years."
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In 2016, Boseman shared this photo of him and Barack Obama during his White House visit surrounding the release of his 2013 Jackie Robinson biopic, 42. "Thanks for your service and for your advice. #theprinceandthepresident #inthehousethatslavesbuilt #tbt #DemsinPhilly," he wrote.
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Barack And Michelle Obama Honor Chadwick Boseman, Who 'Knew That Real Strength Starts Inside'
Barack and Michelle Obama honored late actor Chadwick Boseman in separate social media posts on Saturday. The 43-year-old Black Panther actor's family confirmed on Friday that he died of colon cancer.
"I'll always remember watching Chadwick in 42," the former first lady wrote. "Barack and I were alone in the White House, on a weekend night with the girls away. I was so profoundly moved by the rawness and emotion in the barrier-breaking story. And not long after, when he came to meet with young people in the State Dining Room, I saw that Chadwick's brilliance on screen was matched by a warmth and sincerity in person. There's a reason he could play Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and King T'Challa with such captivating depth and honesty. He, too, knew what it meant to truly persevere. He, too, knew that real strength starts inside. And he, too, belongs right there with them as a hero—for Black kids and for all of our kids. There's no better gift with which to grace our world. ❤️"
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"Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson," the former president wrote in his post. "You could tell right away that he was blessed. To be young, gifted, and Black; to use that power to give them heroes to look up to; to do it all while in pain—what a use of his years."
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In 2016, Boseman shared this photo of him and Barack Obama during his White House visit surrounding the release of his 2013 Jackie Robinson biopic, 42. "Thanks for your service and for your advice. #theprinceandthepresident #inthehousethatslavesbuilt #tbt #DemsinPhilly," he wrote.
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Barack And Michelle Obama Honor Chadwick Boseman Who 'Knew That Real Strength Starts Inside'
Barack and Michelle Obama honored late actor Chadwick Boseman in separate social media posts on Saturday. The 43-year-old Black Panther actor's family confirmed on Friday that he died of colon cancer.
"I'll always remember watching Chadwick in 42," the former first lady wrote. "Barack and I were alone in the White House, on a weekend night with the girls away. I was so profoundly moved by the rawness and emotion in the barrier-breaking story. And not long after, when he came to meet with young people in the State Dining Room, I saw that Chadwick's brilliance on screen was matched by a warmth and sincerity in person. There's a reason he could play Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and King T'Challa with such captivating depth and honesty. He, too, knew what it meant to truly persevere. He, too, knew that real strength starts inside. And he, too, belongs right there with them as a hero—for Black kids and for all of our kids. There's no better gift with which to grace our world. ❤️"
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"Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson," the former president wrote in his post. "You could tell right away that he was blessed. To be young, gifted, and Black; to use that power to give them heroes to look up to; to do it all while in pain—what a use of his years."
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In 2016, Boseman shared this photo of him and Barack Obama during his White House visit surrounding the release of his 2013 Jackie Robinson biopic, 42. "Thanks for your service and for your advice. #theprinceandthepresident #inthehousethatslavesbuilt #tbt #DemsinPhilly," he wrote.
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DemConvention (@DemConvention). The official Twitter account for the 2016 Democratic National Convention Committee. For the latest news follow #DemsInPhilly.
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DSCC staffer butchers the ‘THIS IS FINE’ meme to attack Susan Collins
DSCC staffer butchers the ‘THIS IS FINE’ meme to attack Susan Collins
You all know the “THIS IS FINE” meme which features a cartoon dog in a house that’s on fire, right? Here’s a good example of it in use, via the GOP commenting on Dem dysfunction during the 2016 primary:
Well ¯_(ツ)_/¯ #DemsInPhilly #EnoughClinton pic.twitter.com/qVywJM90Eu
— GOP (@GOP) July 25, 2016
Well here’s the DSCC @Sarahchappy attempting to use the meme to bash Susan Collins over a recent…
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@KatrinaPierson @RogerJStoneJr @seanhannity #MAGA #TrumpPence16 #DNCinPHL #DemsInPhilly #Demexit https://t.co/1q2kp1PQTJ
— Enthéos (@EntheosShines) July 27, 2016
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Twitter has a strong message for Bernie Bros who think Trump and Hillary are the same
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Hillary Clinton is poised to capture the Democratic nomination within the next 72 hours but some Bernie supporters won’t give up hope.
At the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, Sanders supporters, like Trump supporters the week before, marched and proudly shouted, “Lock her up.” While there have been innumerable think pieces, explainers and angry Facebook posts delineating the differences between the two candidates, some supporters just don’t see the difference. And Twitter honestly can’t handle them anymore.
SEE ALSO: Bernie Sanders is watching the Republican convention in the Berniest way possible
Over the past few months, Twitter users have been carefully, cautiously enumerating the differences between the candidates. Here’s their highly restrained perspectives.
Supporting Bernie over Hillary before diverting to Trump is like preferring McDonald’s to Burger King & then committing arson #DemsInPhilly
Lauren Duca (@laurenduca) July 25, 2016
Someone making a bumper sticker that reads “man, do I ever hate women!” could sell it to Bernie Bros and Trump Supporters and make a FORTUNE
Jennifer Wright (@JenAshleyWright) July 25, 2016
I hear you, Sanders supporters who plan to vote Trump. One time I asked for Coke but they only had Pepsi, so I set fire to my head.
Damien Owens (@OwensDamien) July 25, 2016
Bernie Sanders is a sellout in the same way Thomas Jefferson was when he failed to murder John Adams & destroy America after losing in 1800.
Johnny (((Mc)))Nulty (@JohnnyMcNulty) July 12, 2016
First Elizabeth Warren, now Bernie Sanders. One by one, the evil corporate oligarchs are all lining up behind Hillary.
Frank Conniff (@FrankConniff) July 12, 2016
Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton? What’s next? Female Ghostbusters 2!?!?
Adam Newman (@Adam_Newman) July 12, 2016
It’s as if these Bernie supporters only want to prove to Trump that white people can be embarrassing in plenty of other ways. #DemsInPhilly
Louis Virtel (@louisvirtel) July 25, 2016
Hillary and Trump are not the same. That’s like comparing apples to Hitler.
Sam Grittner (@SamGrittner) July 25, 2016
Since Bernie didn’t win the nomination, I’m gonna vote for Trump. Also, since the store didn’t have my favorite beer, I’m gonna drink bleach
Jordan (@jordan_stratton) June 8, 2016
Voting for Trump to spite Hillary is basically giving the finger to every religious and ethnic minority in America https://t.co/GLukEkhqdb
(((Yair Rosenberg))) (@Yair_Rosenberg) July 25, 2016
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