Pandas are practically one of the adorable and loved creatures around the world due to their appealing characteristics including its chubby body, its infamous black and white pattern, and its lazy but sometimes playful nature. Today, we’re going to see these cute buddies mixed with vintage propaganda posters.

William Chua is a Singapore-based illustrator who has created a personal project called Panda Revolution. It is a series of propaganda-poster illustrations where the characters are substituted with adorable pandas. You’ll see some of the famous American, Chinese, and Russian propaganda posters made more endearing with these cool artworks. Scroll down and check out some of his works. Come, take a peek, and enjoy!

Pantasy
Astronaut  William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
One of the cutest astronaut or rather pandastronaut you’ll ever see, not to mention these adorable little pandas playing around.

Panda salutes you
Salute American propaganda William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
This poster of a panda saluting was inspired by an American propaganda poster.

Victory to the Panda Revolution
Chinese victory  William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
A Chinese-Inspired propaganda poster with the wordings below that means “Cheers for the great victory of panda revolution!”

Panda The Revolutioner
Revolutioner William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
This poster was inspired by Norman Rockwell’s “Rosie the Riveter” which is a cultural icon of the US that represents the American women who worked in factories during World War II.

Sailor Panda
Sailor  William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
This tough-looking-but-still-cute panda poster was inspired by an American propaganda poster of the US Navy.

Celebrate the Revolution
Celebrate William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
This poster is depicted from Russian Propaganda Poster and is dedicated to the Singapore National Day.

©Pansanity
Pansanity William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
©Pansanity – The state of mind that everyone love a panda whenever they saw one.

To The Space
Space astronaut  William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
Inspired by another Norman Rockwell’s works, “To The Rescue.”

Okay Panda Propaganda
Okay William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
This poster is inspired by China propaganda poster as well as the “obey” poster.

Panda-ism
Panda-ism William Chua featured panda propaganda posters
This poster is inspired by China propaganda poster as well as the “obey” poster.

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Joan Mae Maguale

About the author: A mechanical engineer who finds article writing as one of her newest love career.