The team at Brightwurks took some time away from developing useful web-apps to create this unique piece of artwork. The letterpress poster contains a stylized version of the text from Apple's famous Think Different ad. The poster is 10" x 26" and printed on 100% cotton, handmade Arches 140# paper.

Like so many, we've been deeply inspired by this quote. With the recent passing of Steve Jobs, we decided to create something that could hang in the office, commemorating an innovator and challenging us daily to "think different".

Brightwurks promises that 100% of the profits from the poster will be donated to the Acumen Fund, which "exists to end worldwide poverty by investing in sustainable entrepreneurial projects and breakthrough ideas."

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The poster is available for a limited time, $95 + $10 shipping unframed, or $195 + $25 shipping framed.

Orders will be shipped the week of December 12, but can only be shipped to addresses within the United States.

Update: Brightwurks has discontinued sales of the poster, saying "we have been asked (kindly) not to sell the poster any longer. So sorry for the inconvenience, thanks for all the incredible support."

Top Rated Comments

hobbbz Avatar
169 months ago
This poster is neither a misfit nor a rebel. It looks exactly like every designer's font-masturbation first-attempt poster.
Score: 49 Votes (Like | Disagree)
macbookairman Avatar
169 months ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but since there is a quotation sign at the beginning, shouldn't there be one at the end? :confused: Or is it just there to symbolize that its a quote?
Score: 24 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Tampa Tom Avatar
169 months ago
Steve would HATE this

...way too many fonts and styles used. The poster layout is completely opposite of what Steve valued.
Score: 20 Votes (Like | Disagree)
slrandall Avatar
169 months ago
The only way I ever want to experience this quote is the audio recording of Jobs himself saying it.
Score: 18 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ps45 Avatar
169 months ago
This poster is neither a misfit nor a rebel. It looks exactly like every designer's font-masturbation first-attempt poster.

My initial reaction on seeing the poster was positive - but then I realized that's purely because the underlying quote is excellent. A moment longer to think, and you're absolutely right. The visual is amateur and uninspired, and it doesn't do the quote justice.
Score: 18 Votes (Like | Disagree)
EvilShenaniganZ Avatar
169 months ago
:eek: $95 for 10 x 26. Holly small poster.

Right click, print picture, :rolleyes:
Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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