Micah Wright is a writer who has worked in television animation, comic books, graphic novels, video games and film. After a successful career in animation, Wright became interested in the work of WWI and WWII poster artists, leading to his anti-war posters. His artwork has appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian, the Washington Post, The Progressive and The Boston Globe.
Wright's method is ingeniously simple. The result is posters that force a double take: images that we are used to associating with old-style patriotism become a vehicle for messages that are ironic, edgy, critical - and consistently engaging. - Robert Jensen, Alternet