Illiteracy illustration

Appaulled by the high illiteracy rates amongst children, even in rich countries like the United States, I created this illustration to support the right to education for all children, all over the ...

Motion Designer, Illustrator, Graphic Designer, Muralist, Stop-Motion Animator with an RBF, despite actually being quite friendly.

POSTER FOR TOMORROW 2011-"The Right to Education" was the theme for 2011, with the objective of promoting the education of children and to communicate on illiteracy problems in our society. Our poster "The Fight for Education" was selected and expo…

In the artist's studio - Lentulov, Aristarkh Vasilyevich , 1923. Russian, 1882-1943 oil on canvas, 16 x 15 inches / 40 x 38 cm

Loss of profitability semi flat color vector character. Editable figure. Full body person on white. Financial illiteracy simple cartoon style illustration for web graphic design and animation, animation, #body, #profitability, #Ad

The reason I put this as my first pin is because in elementary school I was illiterate in English class. My teacher worked with me after class hours and sometimes during lunch hour to help me understand that even though some people are illiterate, they always have a chance to become literate.

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The task given was to create a human right poster based on the current issue. This poster was an awareness poster for the children rights for education.

“The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery,” said Mark Van Doren. And perhaps the quote applies to no one better than Afghanistan teacher Saber Hosseini. Thanks to the educator's efforts, thousands of children

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