I’m sure most of you have seen Evan Stremke‘s opus Momentus, but if not take a gander. Here’s the description:
A collaborative project in which a select group of designers, illustrators, and artists create visual interpretations of the most defining moments in United States history as a way of informing others of our proud, yet sometimes troubled and forgotten past.
I’ve been following from the start, but wanted to save my post until it was about half over. It’ll run until the end of July with new work dropped Monday – Thursday every week.
CURATED BY
Evan Stremke
MOMENTUS CONTRIBUTORS
The Revolutionary War - Jon Contino
The Declaration of Independence - Ellis Latham-Brown
The Ratification of the Constitution - Erik Hamline
The Louisiana Purchase - Emory Allen
The Lewis & Clark Expedition - Blake Suarez
The Trail of Tears - Matt Riley
The Dred Scott Case - Jay Schaul
The Battle of Antietam - Glenn Thomas
The Emancipation Proclamation - Richard Perez
The Birth of National Parks - Dan Cassaro
The Wright Brothers Take Flight - Nate Utesch
The Women’s Suffrage Movement - Kristina Collantes
The Stock Market Crash - Alex Perez
The Attack on Pearl Harbor - John Soat
The Creation of WWII Internment Camps - Chris Haines
The Bombing of Hiroshima - Chaz Russo
The Marshall Plan - Matt Braun
The McCarthyism Movement - Matt Lehman
The Bay of Pigs - Scotty Reifsnyder
The Civil Rights Movement - Jon Ashcroft
The Vietnam War - Tim Boelaars
The Moon Landing - Mark Weaver
The Watergate Scandal - Shed Labs
The Invention of the Internet - Bobby McKenna
The Oklahoma City Bombing - Scott Hill
The 2000 Presidential Election - Tad Carpenter
The Attacks of September 11, 2001 - Ted Quinn
The Invasion of Iraq - Two Arms
The Hurricane Katrina Disaster - Kendrick Kidd
The Election of Barack Obama - Tymn Armstrong
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