Museums - Historically Hardcore

[crystaltears]

So an art student and a copywriter got together for a school project and created this lovely project for their portfolios. I love them. The Smithsonian (the museum they were originally intended for) required their logo be pulled, so perhaps they found them too controversial.

P.S. I only found them cause Corinthi linked the actual images to me in an IM and I got curious and dug around a bit.

P.P.S. I only assume it was an art student so don't quote me on that. :-)

edit: Typos. How tired must I have been when I posted this? >.>

[Will]

That is just awesome. XD

[Caeli]

Oh, I saw these on Tumblr today. :) Good to see the context!

[Wolfy]

These are great. :D

[Oniya]

I like the Teddy Roosevelt one best.

[crystaltears]

I like the Teddy Roosevelt one best.

That one's my favorite too. :-)

edit: Oh, and just to make the Teddy Roosevelt one better:

BroBible.com:

Minor historical inaccuracy here: On October 14, 1912, while campaigning for the Bull Moose Party, Roosevelt was shot before a speech in Milwaukee (not during it). The bullet entered his chest after being slowed by both his glasses case and a 50-page copy of the speech in his jacket. Despite some visible bleeding, Roosevelt gave the speech anyway, starting things out like a total boss: "Ladies and gentlemen, I don't know whether you fully understand that I have just been shot; but it takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose."