This poster encourages people not to be silent majority, in the face of human trafficking,we should be brave to make their own voice, so that more people hear our voice. The back of the poster struggled behind the glass wall to get out, but his voice became more and more blurred. Black hands represent silence, white hands represent hope. One more power, one more voice, the world will become better. What we want to hear is: let us hear you, not: shut up.
My illustration is simple and clear. I use minimalism. You don’t know this girl in my illustration but her life is precious. My english is bad but i try to explain.
Human beings are not commodities, and human trafficking is resisted.
The poster is a confrontation between two hands, one for the traffickers and the other for the victims. The traffickers are tough, and the victims are struggling in the dark. This is a beginning of hope.
Design Description: take the hand of the elephant and human as the design prototype, the outline of the elephant and other animals as the creation background, mainly to express the animal picture rich, the elephant expresses the friendly through the handshake with the human, and expresses the purpose through the rendering of the font and the artistic conception of the poster.
Broken sugar, like a broken family, is broken and can never be healed. The outstretched hand tried to mend, but it was helpless
In the impression that balloons are a symbol of people’s innocence and happiness,
the human trafficking movement has destroyed countless beautiful families and destroyed the meaning of balloons.
Broken balloons represent broken families in the trafficking movement.
The poster illustrates the hand of a person trying to reach the freedom that had been stolen from them. This hand is taken aback from a rope that forms the word “words”, which symbolizes those cursed words, but that feel hopeful, said to recruit the victim.
On the bottom left of the poster I used a phrase that was written on the brief to give more information about the topic.
I wanted to focus on the the way that the victims could get recruited for human trafficking, to bring awareness that trust is not always a good thing in this world and the consequences it could bring.
The chair symbolizes what traps children and make them want to escape from, and the red ropes are broken showing that the whole thing can be changed by us. The end of the ropes illustrate hands, which means stopping trafficking needs help from the public. We can help, and they can have a different life.