Imagery helps unite people around a common cause. Through compelling visuals, campaigns can create a sense of belonging, foster solidarity, and keep momentum strong in the fight for justice.
Campaign materials for global advocacy: Free Assange
Campaign posters, flyers, billboards, memes, infographics and more
Over 14 years, I contributed thousands of original designs to the global Free Assange movement — from posters, banners, and viral memes to mobile billboards.
The approach was grassroots-first: materials were designed for ease of use, quick replication, and strong recognisability. One of the most iconic images — Julian Assange’s face with a US flag gag — became a visual signature of the campaign, widely shared and translated globally. The design maintained a consistent visual language of strength, seriousness, and urgency, avoiding abstraction in favour of bold clarity.
Design became a powerful tool for organizing and a shield against silence. Collaborating with campaigners across continents, I supported everything from street posters to press packs to infographics — always responding fast and adapting to current events.
Below you’ll find many images from the campaign. These showcase a selection from literally thousands of original designs created over the years.
