Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last several months, you’ve heard of “Occupy Wall Street” and the subsequent “Occupy” movement.

The first campers at Zuccatti park sparked the involvement of many including serious graphic designers and artists who took to their medium of choice to powerfully express themes, ideas and statements.

The following are a handful of the most prominent pieces circumnavigating the interweb since September. The first image after the jump is by ChinaShop’s own Molly Crabapple who’s “Starve the Vampire Squid” piece was also recently featured in Rolling Stone.

For more OWS inspired prints, check out occuprint.com.

Tallyho and Happy New Year!

Words by Mike Bucher (@labuche4)

Artist credits on upon rollover and below:

“When In Riot Gear” by John Emerson of Brooklyn New York
“Will Work For Peace” by Rainboy of the USA
“Occupy DC” by Anthony Nomorosa of Washington, D.C.
“Money Talks Too Much” by Josh MacPhee of Brooklyn NY
“Occupy Wall Street Cuffs” by Rob Sheridan of LA
“Tear Gas” by Molly Crabapple of New York
“Time Magazine Person of the Year” by Shepard Fairey
“Lets Get Medieval” by Lindsay Starbuck of London, England
“Separation Of Corporation And State” by Adam Winnik of Canada
“Tip Of The Iceberg” by Dave Loewenstein