Soviet-style propaganda poster with a muscular blacksmith holding a hammer in front of a red flag with hammer and sickle, with text.

soviet era style propaganda poster, in the center is the Soviet "Champion of the Working Class" archetype raising a blacksmith's hammer above his head ready to strike downwards, Behind the man is a flag pole bearing the red flag of the soviet union with the yellow hammer and sickle insignia of the soviet union, On the image at the top is the phrase "Automated means of art production distributed freely to the proletariat?" written in a 1930s era propaganda poster font that is italicized, On the image at the bottom is the phrase "Not on my watch, Comrade!" written in a 1930s era propaganda poster font in bold, lower color saturation and limited color pallet and low level of detail that is consistent with 1930s style soviet propaganda posters, posterized, The man and the hammer he is holding in the position of being ready to strike should be a black and white drawing, The flag should be red with a yellow soviet insignia, the color saturation should only be at 70%, the entire image should appear to be printed on a paper texture with some wrinkling and creases and water damage See more