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We have no idea how Ryan got his hands on this, but he’s looking damn good in this shirt…!

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After this grueling race, let’s forget about the pundits, polls, predictions, debates, talking points, and divisions.  This video was a needed breath of fresh air and re-reminded us about why this movement is so very important!

7 Reasons to Vote Barack Obama from Jagr Roo on Vimeo.

Now, let’s all get back to work by taking this positive energy and channeling it into doing the gritty ground work that has to be done to get this election done.

Seriously.

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008 as seen by NY Times, between Ashley Judd & Alan Cumming.

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Visual artists mobilizing for Barack Obama are producing images of the candidate and dispersing them through Web sites and blogs, attaining mass reach into a key voting demographic: their peers. Comfortable with social media and networks like MySpace, blogging, and Twitter, this group prefers content they create or discover on their own over what the media packages for them. These particular artists’ involvement grabs this group’s attention, reinforces Obama’s strong connection to voters in their 20’s and 30’s, and further propels his already successful online movement forward.

Something unique about the Obama campaign’s aesthetic message inspires confidence and trust in this art- and design-minded group. “By placing such an emphasis on building a visually appealing brand, Obama is validating the importance of design in communication. This in turn builds support from the design community, who might feel that a design-conscious candidate best represents their personal beliefs,” says Jean Aw, the founder and creative director of NOTCOT.

Shepard Fairey, 38, is an illustrator and graphic designer renowned for his “Obey Giant” images on walls, posters and stickers. He is also the first well-known contemporary artist to create an Obama poster. Fairey received a thank you note from Barack Obama for his artwork; the Obama camp will feature an additional limited-edition print by Fairey to sell on their online store as a fundraiser. Jean Aw sees how the ripples of this recognition could capture the creative community’s imagination. “Can you imagine how thrilled many street artists must be, if this really did mean Obama would support the arts in every form so openly?”

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Troy hooked up these supersized pieces, passed them out and made sure they were well-represented on CNN’s coverage of the Los Angeles primary debates.  That’s dedication to the power of image.

Wolf Blitzer almost looks like he’s stumping for Obama!