Liberty Poster (ORG)

It breaks my heart, but the wide format printer that I have been using to print here at liberty poster no longer covers the operating cost.

With this in mind I am selling the printer and tons of supplies on eBay.

It is a might 60″ wide Encad Novajet 1000i (same as Kodak 1200i), with all the latest updates of firmware (version 2.1.0) and hardware. It can handle both dye and pigment ink, all kinds of media from paper, film, vynil to textile. I used it mostly for dye inks for printing all the posters here.

It comes with priming accessories, tons of cartridges (dye and pigment), tons of ink (dye and pigment), ONYX PosterShop 6.50 release 2/22/2006 with a security USB dongle (latest version is 7.3, but you would be able to do everything with 6.5). Postershop software will support up to 2 such printers, comes with the original box, CD and manual. I will also provide security code for Kodak client software to enable accounting tracking that is specific to the printer serial number.

Over the years I have accumulated tons of media, ink and cartridges that will be also included.

Do you think you have a good new home for my printer? Make sure to check out the listing.

Steven Heller published an article in NY Times on March 25th - you can read it here.

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I was also looking on flickr for Ron Paul related graphics, and saw this image (although the author remains unknown):

While going through deviantart.com, I discovered this beautifully executed work by Kathryn Amanda A. Lewis. You can order the poster at cafepress here:

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Ki Han created two matched posters that pretty much summarize the current state of the Republican party. In his own words:

“I have been closely following the 2008 Presidental race and I believe that Ron Paul should be the next president. While watching the Republican Primaries, it became clear that front runner John McCain is very opposite of what Dr. Ron Paul represents. I was inspired to illustrate this piece which sums up their view and policy. I’ve also set up shop at Cafepress and Printfection for those who are interested in purchasing a print or shirts. If there are enough interest, I’d not be oppose to doing limited signed and numbered offset prints.”

Sergio Paez created one of the best stylized works: “Let it not be said no one objected once it’s realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy.” The original painting sold online on eBay, all of the proceedings went towards Ron Paul’s campaign. Now you can order museum quality reproductions of this painting through his website directly, prices start at 40$ and up. The other less known paintin, “Legalize Freedom,” is also available.

This is the poster that started it all: Iowa Ames Tribune full page mosaic ad by Lord Xar (printed with his permission). Printed at high resolution (300×300 dpi), each picture is about 1/2″x1/2″ on a large poster, so you can clearly identify yourself and your friends. For some reason media likes to take pictures of this poster here.

Leah Triscione has generously agreed to provide her Ron Paul image graphics free of charge for reprint.
Here is the original story of the image by her father, James Tiscione http://acmwallet.com/ronpaul
If you would like to get a large format 18″x24″ version of a poster (or larger) click and order on the image below.

I was looking for a great picture of Dr. Paul during his medical carrier, and finally found one great set on Flickr. Enjoy this new poster (I plan to post it all over Mass General/Mount Auburn Hospital posting boards.