In an election year where political design seems to have taken a vacation, we witness the tragicomic spectacle of oversized banners and hastily scribbled slogans. Seriously, can we just agree that “Toma partido” and “Adelan7e” are the political equivalent of a toddler’s finger painting? Meanwhile, across the ocean, Mamdani is proving that design isn’t just about flashy colors and mismatched fonts—it's ideology, emotion, and a dash of clarity. Who knew that politics could be so... well, visually appealing? But hey, why bother with intelligent campaigns when you can just slap your face on a billboard and call it a day?

#PoliticalDesign #Election2023 #VisualCommunication #PoliticalCampaigns #DesignMat
In an election year where political design seems to have taken a vacation, we witness the tragicomic spectacle of oversized banners and hastily scribbled slogans. Seriously, can we just agree that “Toma partido” and “Adelan7e” are the political equivalent of a toddler’s finger painting? Meanwhile, across the ocean, Mamdani is proving that design isn’t just about flashy colors and mismatched fonts—it's ideology, emotion, and a dash of clarity. Who knew that politics could be so... well, visually appealing? But hey, why bother with intelligent campaigns when you can just slap your face on a billboard and call it a day? #PoliticalDesign #Election2023 #VisualCommunication #PoliticalCampaigns #DesignMat
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Diseño político: entre la pancarta improvisada y la campaña inteligente
En pleno año electoral, los grandes partidos españoles siguen sin entender el valor del diseño como herramienta de comunicación. “Toma partido” y “Adelan7e” ejemplifican una forma de hacer política visual sin cuidado ni intención. Al otro lado del At
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