

Consume
17"x22" Poster Print Endangered Fish In The PNW And Commentary Of Overconsumption By Alex Littman (wooden hanger included)
"When we were first approached with the project to create posters on conservation, I recognized it as both an exciting opportunity and an important cause for our community to rally around. In developing my poster, I wanted to address the critical environmental issues and dangers resulting from human actions, particularly the overconsumption that has intensified in the last decade. This trend has led to resource depletion, pollution, and severe harm to our ecosystems. My goal is to create a conversation about the need for sustainable practices and conscious consumption choices. We must shift our mindset to prioritize the health of our planet and advocate for ethical production to benefit future generations. However, I encountered a critique from some gallery members who felt my poster lacked a “positive” or “encouraging” message. I respectfully disagree. The challenges surrounding conservation, as well as the ongoing climate crisis, are serious and cannot be taken lightly. My message is clear: these issues are happening now, and we must take action immediately. While I could soften my language to make it more palatable, I believe that would undermine the importance of the message and the urgency it represents. I appreciate the opportunity this gallery has provided, but I stand firm in my commitment to convey the gravity of the situation without dilution. Ultimately, conservation isn’t just a concept but something we all need to take seriously. When we face the truth about how we affect the environment, we can start making real changes. I hope this poster helps people understand and take action, reminding us that the decisions we make now will affect the future we leave for others."
Consume
17"x22" Poster Print Endangered Fish In The PNW And Commentary Of Overconsumption By Alex Littman (wooden hanger included)
"When we were first approached with the project to create posters on conservation, I recognized it as both an exciting opportunity and an important cause for our community to rally around. In developing my poster, I wanted to address the critical environmental issues and dangers resulting from human actions, particularly the overconsumption that has intensified in the last decade. This trend has led to resource depletion, pollution, and severe harm to our ecosystems. My goal is to create a conversation about the need for sustainable practices and conscious consumption choices. We must shift our mindset to prioritize the health of our planet and advocate for ethical production to benefit future generations. However, I encountered a critique from some gallery members who felt my poster lacked a “positive” or “encouraging” message. I respectfully disagree. The challenges surrounding conservation, as well as the ongoing climate crisis, are serious and cannot be taken lightly. My message is clear: these issues are happening now, and we must take action immediately. While I could soften my language to make it more palatable, I believe that would undermine the importance of the message and the urgency it represents. I appreciate the opportunity this gallery has provided, but I stand firm in my commitment to convey the gravity of the situation without dilution. Ultimately, conservation isn’t just a concept but something we all need to take seriously. When we face the truth about how we affect the environment, we can start making real changes. I hope this poster helps people understand and take action, reminding us that the decisions we make now will affect the future we leave for others."