Where to find modern classroom posters that don't look outdated
Most available educational posters rely on an outdated 1990s clip-art aesthetic that makes classrooms look dated. Finding stylistically cohesive, up-to-date series featuring figures like mathematicians and computer scientists is frustrating because major suppliers and EU vendors keep peddling the same old designs.
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“I'm looking for a stylistically cohesive up to date series of posters featuring mathematicians and computer scientists for classroom decoration which would not look as if they were designed in the 90ies like the ones produced by GI (Gesellschaft für Informatik).”source ↗
“Crikey, finding modern posters that don't scream 1997 clip art is a proper mission, most of the EU suppliers I've seen are still peddling that exact aesthetic.”source ↗
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