If you’re planning to join the Women’s March on Philadelphia this Saturday (as, BTW, is TechGirlz’ founder Tracey Welson-Rossman), a couple of Philly designers are giving away signs and imagery to help you make a bolder statement.
Like paper cutout artist Joe Boruchow, who made a few of his designs available for free download. (For some insight on his street work, check out this post by Streets Dept.)
Need a poster for the Women's March? Follow link for PDFs. Fits standard sized posterboard sizes. https://t.co/9fjb1nF5ZV pic.twitter.com/8tX0Mj01Jl
— Joe Boruchow (@JoeBoruchow) January 17, 2017
Also, Amberella is hosting a sign giveaway on Saturday morning at Tattoeed Mom. She also gave signs to some marchgoers headed for D.C. on Thursday.
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And if you want to carry the spirit of the march on your phone, illustrator Meredith Jensen made a couple of on-point backgrounds available for free on her website.
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