Developed by graphic designer Aaron Wood of Massachusetts, this collection of propaganda posters takes on the battle for the mind of consumers within the social media and tech gadget space. Within the series, Wood applies the classic 1940’s, wartime poster design to companies and products like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Android smartphones, Apple’s iPhone, Spotify, iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and Pinterest.

In addition to tech companies, Wood also has a variety of pop culture posters in a similar style. They cover subjects such as Doctor Who, Grumpy Cat, coffee, Minecraft, Portal, Adventure Time, Bacon, Skyrim, Pokemon, Super Mario, Firefly, cheese, Halo, Half Life, Zelda, Pac-man, Assassin’s Creed, Dune and a variety of superheroes such as Green Lantern, Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Iron Man and Captain America.

If you are interested in purchasing one of Wood’s prints, they are reasonably priced at $12.50 for an 11″ x 14″ size. You can find the full collection on Etsy here.

Check out our favorite tech related posters below:

War of the Tech Companies: The Propaganda Machine

With the launch of The Walking Dead season 4 just a couple days away, we wanted to celebrate by showcasing a variety of zombie propaganda posters found around the Web. Pro-zombie, anti-zombie, we’ve got them all. Take a look at the posters below.

Also, if you need a refresher course on the events that unfolded in the last episode of The Walking Dead Season 3, here are the highlights for a recap. Click the toggle to unleash the spoilers:

The Walking Dead Season 3 Last Episode Spoilers!

Zombie Propaganda Posters

15 Frightening Zombie Propaganda Posters

Developed by Flickr user Danny Farmer, this collection of illustrations takes the marketing pitches of fictional corporation Aperture Science (Portal 2) and mixes that with the 1950’s style of propaganda posters. Portal 2 elements depicted within the series include repulsion gel, propulsion gel, conversion gel, the portal quantum tunneling device and a selection of Cave Johnson quotes from the game.

If you haven’t explored the hilarity of Aperture Science CEO Cave Johnson, you desperately need to play through the inventive puzzle game. Voiced by J. K. Simmons (Spider-Man, Law & Order), Cave Johnson’s narration of various Aperture Science projects is exactly what makes Portal 2 such a joy to play. Listen to this clip to get an idea of what I’m talking about: LINK.

If you have played the game, be sure to check out the full collection of Portal 2 propaganda posters below:

Which one is your favorite?

Ten Stunning Portal 2 Propaganda Posters

Pulling in a respectable 75ish percent on Rotten Tomatoes this week, the upcoming launch of Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim is set to become another major summer blockbuster for the movie industry. If you are unfamiliar with the premise, humanity is battling extinction from monstrous sea creatures called Kaiju and massive robots called Jaegers are created to battle the monsters that have arisen from the Pacific Ocean.

The movie starts Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy), Idris Elba (The Wire, Luther), Ron Perlman (Hellboy) and Charlie Day (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia). With a $180 million dollar budget, Warner Bros. is hoping that people will flock to the theaters to catch it this weekend.

Of course with a movie this big, there are plenty of artists creating fan art with their own spin on the Pacific Rim universe. Check out some of the best propaganda posters for Pacific Rim below:

Nine Fantastic Propaganda Posters for Pacific Rim

Developed by graphic artist Joseph Baranowski and other artists, this collection of illustrations combines the classic propaganda poster design from the 1940s and 1950s era with the world of Namco’s Pac-Man. Over the years, Pac-Man has made a resurgence of sorts on modern gaming consoles with the release of Pac-Man Championship Edition on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network in addition to versions for iOS and Android mobile devices.

Just three years ago, Pac-Man celebrated his 30th birthday. Google also celebrated by changing the Google doodle to a playable version of Pac-Man on a game board that spelled the search company’s logo. You can see the playable Google doodle stored here. As an added Easter Egg, if you hit the Insert Coin button a second time, Ms. Pac-Man will join the game board for some pellet-eating fun.

Check out the collection of retro Pac-Man propaganda posters below:

Power Up! Ten Retro Pac-Man Propaganda Posters

Our love for the Futurama Fry meme is definitely evident in our Shut Up and Take My Money series. Of course, we will take a great “Why Not, Zoidberg?” joke or an “I Don’t Want to Live on This Planet Anymore” reference any 28-hour day of the week.

Developed by graphic designer Barry Doyon, this collection of propaganda posters takes a handful of Futurama characters and uses the classic ’40s and ’50s design for influential, patriotic posters. Characters depicted within this set of illustrations include Leela, Bender, the greeting card robot, a citizen of Neutropolis, Captain Zapp Brannigan, Kif Kroker and everyone’s favorite Decapodian, Dr. John A. Zoidberg.

You can check out the rest of Doyon’s portfolio here, but it’s mostly business related rather than geeky illustrations. Take a look at the five gorgeous Futurama propaganda posters below:

Five Charming Futurama Propaganda Posters