"Late Blight of Potatoes and Its Control" and "La Brulure Tardive des Pommes de Terre et les Moyens de la Maitriser" prints (1968) Size:24x36" the cover of Growing Irrigated

the cover of Growing Irrigated Crops needed some engineering to turn into a viable piece of art

and so you find in front of you 32 Canadian WWI and WWII-era posters from the McGill Libraries' Rare Books and Special Collections in my home city of Montréal

“Occupancy Map Downtown Regina” print

"Survival in Likely Target Areas" print

For example: salads

"Late Blight of Potatoes and Its Control" and "La Brulure Tardive des Pommes de Terre et les Moyens de la Maitriser" prints (1968) Size:24x36" the cover of Growing IrrigatedWhile the designer between these two booklet covers was probably most concerned with telling reminding potato farmers what to do about late blight, they've also succeeded of reminding me of two other things: Superstore's now ubiquitous yellow No Name Brand design scheme (launched in 1978) and corporate Scando brands like IKEA as they exist in the here and now. I'm not complaining. And I would be very happy to have either French or English versions of