The AbleGamers Group, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and inspiring accessibility in videogames, has teamed up with graphic artist Justin D. Russo to create 350 unique posters for charity. The posters are called "Everybody Can Game." Measuring at 18" x 24" and available for a donation of $55, the posters convey the power and friendship of gamers around the world with three arms reaching to the sky grasping different controllers in a show of solidarity.

In case you're not familiar with Justin D. Russo, he's a graphic artist that received a lot of attention for his Kickstart program - a site that lets the community fund clever and creative ideas. Justin's idea was to create and sell videogame prints. His idea was quite popular with gamers who went out of their way to fund his ideas for the month of May.

No doubt, this charitable endeavor will earn Justin even more respect than his Kickstart project page. You can get your hands on one of these posters by visiting [URL=http://www.ablegamers.org/poster]www.ablegamers.org/poster[/URL].

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