This is one of my favorites images, and probably one of the most impressive pictures of the XX century… a man stood in front of a column of tanks. It happened in at Beijing’s Tiananmen Square on 1989, during the students protests.
I recreated the image using the word ‘freedom’ in about fifty languages. The font used for the words are Arial Unicode. For the poster title I chose the nice free font Phorssa, from http://www.junkohanhero.com/.
Nobody knows who are, or was, this man but you can read more about ‘Tankman’ in the wikipedia.
Download PDF JO-D-100416-Freedom (5.9MB).
UPDATE.
My apologies. New file with german lenguage included.
Download PDF JO-D-100416-Freedom2 (6MB)
Also a row of testing images.
Great picture, but I´m missing the German word for freedom!?!
It could be true?? wait… let me see the full list… Freiheit… it’s not 🙁
I will do a remake… I promess…
Any other lenguage?
me ha encantado!! es genial, ahora entiendo muchas cosas…..
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The Dhivehi word for freedom is މިނިވަންކަން
Thanks!,
I have to fix a couple things around this ilustration and will try to incorporate this too.