APPLYING THE IMAGE OF TITANIUM-MADE MEDICAL AND MILITARY PRODUCTS IN POLITICAL POSTERS FOR ACHIEVING SECURITY AND WORLD PEACE

The twenty-first century witnessed a drastic increase in civil, religious, and sectarian wars, as well as the spread of terrorism in the world leading to the advancement of the industrial design of innovative combat vehicles in the global arms industry. To manufacture light, fast, agile, flexible, and precise vehicles developers used pure white titanium because of its low density, high strength, and resistance to corrosion and rust as a stronger and lighter alternative to steel in the manufacturing of many parts of these military vehicles. Equipped with digital programs, they are the most valuable and accurate in aiming. On another hand, corporations raced to manufacture titanium made tools and human organs for the greater good of humanity. Based on that, researchers formed the thesis of this study to explore the role of the image of military and medical products in political posters for achieving global security and peace. Hence delivering a comprehensive message to the international community; highlighting the logical argument against the use of this valuable metal in the arms industry, in favor of using it for the sake of humanity to achieve security and world peace. Research problem identified three areas of design: military, medical, and graphic. Research methodology compared quantity and cost in dollars of titanium used in the production of two models: model (1) Abrams vehicles and model(2) knee implants. Findings indicated the extent of which depleting military industry of titanium metal is needed. Graphic design portrays an important role of using medical images in promoting global security and peace.