Shepard Fairey

 

A photo posted by Shepard Fairey (@obeygiant) on Jan 15, 2016 at 1:49pm PST

The man behind the “OBEY” moniker has come out in support of Bernie Sanders. Fairey has been a political advocate before, as he was the designer of Obama’s wildly popular HOPE  campaign image.

Ron English

 

A photo posted by ronenglishart (@ronenglishart) on Feb 9, 2016 at 6:03am PST

The comic-book collage artist behind Popaganda art and the anti-consumerism mural on Houston and Bowery in New York designed this Empower US graphic to extended his in-your-face style of political art to the current election.

Spike Lee

This week in Harlem, the legendary director stepped up to speak at a Bernie Sanders rally (along with Rosario Dawson and René Pérez Joglar aka Residente), and declared, “Everybody has to register to vote. We have to vote. And we have to talk to our parents, ‘cause the old generation are on this Clinton thing. We gotta talk to our parents and get their mind right.” Hear the whole speech for yourself below.  

Hans Zimmer

The German composer who just finished up his score for Batman v. Superman officially endorsed Sanders, according to the campaign website. Since the announcement, a wonderful Internet trend has been backing Sanders’ speeches with Zimmer’s dramatic orchestras. If this doesn’t move you, I don’t know what will.

Margaret Cho

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The comedian/designer/musician recently switched from the Clinton corner to supporting Bernie Sanders, and has admitted to Larry King she has a “little crush” on Sanders.

Lily-Rose Depp

 

A photo posted by Lily-Rose Depp (@lilyrose_depp) on Aug 11, 2015 at 7:38pm PDT

Fashion’s it-girl and the current face of Chanel has been feeling the Bern since the get-go, and rallied her generous Instagram following to do the same by posting a statement from Sanders on wealth and income inequality.

Alan Resnick

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The experimental visual artist, comedian, and founder of Baltimore’s Wham City Comedy felt the Bern and posted corresponding emojis to his Twitter account.

Chloe Sevigny

 

A photo posted by Chloe Sevigny (@chloessevigny) on Mar 15, 2016 at 7:12am PDT

Everyone’s favorite art-house weirdo has put up several pro-Bernie Instagram posts in the past few months, most with the goal of promoting Bernie to a status almost as cool as her own.

Jeanette Hayes

 

A photo posted by Jeanette Hayes (@jeanettehayes) on Feb 11, 2016 at 7:31am PST

The NYC-based painter is not shy about posting all of her favorite dank Bernie Sanders memes.

Claudia Gold aka Claw Money

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The sassy street artist and clothing designer drew up a pro-Sanders graphic in support of his policy on abortion, and has also bashed Clinton’s feminist credentials on her Instagram.

Killer Acid

 

A photo posted by Killer Acid (@killeracid) on Feb 1, 2016 at 4:35pm PST

The illustrator used his talents to promote Sanders, especially in support of his pet issue of drug policy reform in light of the failure of the war on drugs.

Greg Auerbach

One of the posters available for download. Image via

And finally, LA-based Greg Auerbach has generously lent his screen-printing talents to found his Bernie Sanders Poster Project. The project aims to send Auerbach’s free Bernie Sanders posters Sanders supporters, in a grassroots effort towards campaign awareness and in order to make a “visual statement.” Click here to get involved with the project.

There are a lot of important state primaries on the horizon, so make sure you go get out and vote, no matter who tickles your fancy. Here’s an easy tool for finding out when your state primary is scheduled.