How Would Be a Day Without Homophobia?

The Greece of 2013 is one of the most homophobic countries in Europe, after both inside and outside their homes, gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) people face discrimination in professional, social and personal level.

The Greek Graphic Designers Association in cooperation with the “Colour Youth”, under the “Creative Waves” called every designer of visual communication in open poster competition entitled “Point of Acceptance”.
The competition encountered 11 posters chosen 5-member committee of the 106 total entries.
The aim of the competition was that the posters can communicate acceptance and understanding of diversity.
Congratulations to all !!!

The 11 posters and the designers are:

AVAKOUMIDIS ANDREAS (1​​)
Other laws apply in human relationship

AVAKOUMIDIS ANDREAS (2​​)
Αnd homonyms attracted.

ANAGNOSTOU LOUISA
My taste, my hat!

VRONTOS CONSTANTINOS
Εveryone in his bed do whatever he wants…

DELLIOU MARIA
Defend your right to Diversity

ERGELETZIS JOHN
Do not turn love into phobia

KEKLIKOGLOU NICK

LOUIZIS GEORGE | TRIANTAFYLLAKOS GEORGE
Love each other

LOUKERI SOFIA
Redefine Yourself

TRIANTAFYLLAKOS GEORGE (2)

You turn me on!*
(*Fill in fearlessly and with no restrictions)

Maria Papaefstathiou

Maria Papaefstathiou is a Greek visual designer, poster artist and editor based in Athens, with over 30 years of experience in graphic design. She is the founder and editor of Graphic Art News, an international platform showcasing inspiring work in graphic design, typography, illustration and visual arts since 2010. Her creative work explores socially engaged poster design and portraiture, celebrating cultural figures from Greece, Jamaica and beyond. In 2011, she co-founded the International Reggae Poster Contest with Jamaican creative activist Michael “Freestylee” Thompson, connecting designers worldwide through art, music and social awareness.

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