I realize that some of these images are intense. That’s kind of the point.
Here is a link to a google drive folder with downloadable .eps and .jpg files of these graphics. They are free to use by anyone who would like to publicly announce your participation in the boycott of wines grown with herbicide. Please print on posters, T-shirts, signs, menus, and post on social media accounts or wherever you have a public-facing presence.
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The above image could be used if you run a wine shop that is mostly herbicide free, 75% or more, and heading toward 100%. You’re announcing your participation in the boycott and intention of removing these harmful and unnecessary chemicals from wine, but also need some time to find alternatives to a few of your popular conventional wines.
The above image announces that your shop’s, restaurant’s, winery’s, distribution’s entire selection of wines were produced without herbicides. 100% herbicide-free is the goal and the opportunity for the boycott.
Spark the conversation with this no-holds-barred boycott graphic. I know some natural and local wine shops who would be proud to post a sign of this on the front door. Maybe you?
The google folder has several other options for graphics, like the one above, to give some other options for boycott announcement and notification graphics.
Make stickers, buttons, hats… whatever you want!
Please use these graphics freely and spread the word!
A big thanks to graphics artist Brian Rule for these images.
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