Nothing really special graphic wise about this photo; more or less a strong message.
I was followed by a group of "Sk8ter kidz" at the store today. Not only did they feel the need to follow me.. but they literally thought I couldn't hear them talking about me because I was 'a cripple'.
Needless to say they have very small minds.. and in my opinion, pitiful parents.
I ignored it, as I usually do to deny them any satisfaction of a response.. but it did unnerve me a little, I'll admit.
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Sta.sh
As for the artwork goes, it looks nice. As for improvements go, it might work well to enlarge the handicap symbol so that it's aligned with the bottom and top of the text? Making it more uniformed.
I can even imagine there being a transparent copy of the symbol enlarged and tilted in the background just to make it interesting. Maybe play around with it a bit, see if you come up with anything you like :]
For someone talking behind cripple people, i think they have no heart.
LOL you just gave me an idea for a poster for one of my pet peeves ... normal people who park in handicap spaces.