NASA’s Giving Away Brilliant Space Travel Posters For Free

[TrustMoore_TN]

Saw this on FB this morning. These are 14 awesome retro designs to promote a fictional space travel agency for Nasa's future space exploration. The high res files are huge and would make great prints. Thought I would share them with the community.

http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/visions-of-the-future/

Original source article:http://www.thedrive.com/article/2171/nasas-giving-away-brilliant-space-travel-posters-for-free

 

[J Hill Designs]

cool stuff!

 

[decalman]

In all honesty, I have no need of this stuff, but I thank you for sharing.

 

[fresh]

i love these, thank you for sharing!

 

[Baz]

Saw these two days ago on Reddit.

They are awesome ... High quality tiff files (over 200 mb each).

I downloaded them all ... Now thinking where am i going to put them (house or shop).

Nice stuff

 

[DerbyCitySignGuy]

These are awesome. Time for some new art for the basement!

 

[TXFB.INS]

AWESOME!

really enjoy seeing this kind of artwork and has that Sci-Fi feel

 

[DerbyCitySignGuy]

They look great on the shop wall! Weird how there happened to be JUST enough scrap styrene from that last job...

 

[reQ]

When life gives u free stuff.... just take free stuff, free stuff is cool!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Bill Modzel]

I just printed out two of them yesterday for a fellow employee. The indeed printed beautifully.

 

[bob]

When life gives u free stuff.... just take free stuff, free stuff is cool!...

Free? You think that these were free? These are a trivial by-product of a bazillion dollar NASA budget to which everyone in the USofA contributed. As with most any apparatus generated artwork, these necessarily are in the public domain, not the result of any largess on the part of NASA.

I admit to being a large fan of NASA but these posters give me pause as to the proper and most efficient use of public supplied resources. As does any and all government generated self-promotion.

 

[reQ]

Free? You think that these were free? These are a trivial by-product of a bazillion dollar NASA budget to which everyone in the USofA contributed. As with most any apparatus generated artwork, these necessarily are in the public domain, not the result of any largess on the part of NASA.

I admit to being a large fan of NASA but these posters give me pause as to the proper and most efficient use of public supplied resources. As does any and all government generated self-promotion.

i am in Canada

 

[eahicks]

In all honesty, I have no need of this stuff, but I thank you for sharing.

Why even comment then?

 

[decalman]

Why even comment then?

I'll ask your permission next time. Thanks.