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Thanks, Tuomas. Too bad most of them are very low res and i hate to work with that.. I'll see if i get a brilliant idea with those x-rays.. Maybe i'll find time to paint a skull, scan it for the poster, and then put it on my door with a text: "No spam ma...

Jani, there are a few (CC) Attribution and derivative work approved photos of skulls in commons.wikimedia.com , For example: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SkullFromTheFront.JPG You could perhaps take that as a base and derive from it. Ano...

Updated the poster with a more grungy font look and a better thermometer.

I did this after a gruelling day, so sorry if it's a BIT gruesome. It can't be used as an original poster, since i'd have to paint the scull instead of using another guy's painting (the resolution is too low, too). But i thought i'd just post it for ...

Looks interesting, I think the skull looks a little like an alien or something now. People might get the impression that it's some kind of invasion from outer space that is going to kill them;-)

Yes, I did that and gave a new shot. See above this one.

Here is my latest shot on the poster idea.

Maybe it could be combined with the original poster and text?

I made this example first by hand and then retouching with GIMP on Linux. This is Creative Commons Attribution image, with permission to create derivative works from with. (CC) Tuomas K. Kaikkonen 2010, attribution, derivative works allowed.

I suggest making the background image a mix of a Pirate's Jolly Roger flag and the flag of the USA. Goes well with the theme "die" and "a truly american horror". Also makes you associate health care insurance with piracy (they are just robbing us blind ...

Over 60 people named on the cast of Got Healthcare? are listed on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1530922/ and the film website: http://www.wreckamovie.com/gothealthcare

I have sent a link to this WreckAMovie project in my LinkedIn, Facebook, and twitter thoughts. Tuomas

Protesters on various sides of the recent health care insurance reform issues, actively debated around the U.S. in the summer of 2009, are depicted as people at street rallies, protests, and town hall meetings give their views to filmmaker Jon Raymond. The ...