Not long ago I was contacted by Ankur Aras, a young photographer from India whose photography can be found on www.fingersandfeet.com. He is also the founder of ‘The Freedom Project’ which aims to provide an environment for children in Tibet to have a childhood. Through his efforts, awareness and funding has been raised to support these children and other organizations with the same desire to see freedom in Tibet.

Inspiration: Ankur Aras originally appeared on More Than A Brand - Art for People's Sake on December 24, 2009. Tweet This.

I recently received this uplifting email from Students For A Free Tibet in India:

Hi Bart Welt, Thank you so much for taking out time to support the cause.
We respect your work and will not alter it. I would also print this out
and give it to his family here.

It always makes us more determined to campaign for his release when we see
his wife and 3 kids around us. I admire his wife who has to go through all
the trauma and yet takes care of his parents and the three kids.

There’s a short documentary made on her: http://www.vimeo.com/6579635

Keep supporting the campaign to release Dhondup Wangchen and many other
innocent Tibetans.

Regards,

Tenchoe
SFT India

It’s awesome that we live in a world where people from all corners of the globe can unite for a single cause. Please take some time and view the video about Lhamo Tso and also the video that began eveything, Dhondup Wangchen’s ‘Leaving Fear Behind.’

Lhamo Tso: Behind the Sea originally appeared on More Than A Brand - Art for People's Sake on October 16, 2009. Tweet This.

If there’s one thing I’m a sucker for it’s beautiful typography. This image immediately caught my attention, however I unfortunately do not know the artist. This piece reads the same upside-down as well which really adds an impressive element to the design.

Inspiration: Unknown originally appeared on More Than A Brand - Art for People's Sake on September 22, 2009. Tweet This.

While surfing through the endless talent on Behance.net I stumbled across the work of Finnish designer Ossi Gustafsson. You can see from this example some of his amazing typography skills, however you can see more on the Hiekka Graphics portfolio page.

Inspiration: Ossi Gustafsson originally appeared on More Than A Brand - Art for People's Sake on August 9, 2009. Tweet This.