A cultural study exchange program brought together four street artists from Los Angeles and Turkey to paint murals in each other's countries celebrating international artistic styles. Walter Meyer, a Los Angeles resident and former ad agency owner, facilitated the exchange after noticing the growth of street art in LA and Istanbul. He was intrigued by the political messages commonly featured in Istanbul's street art and how the Turkish government tried to censor such art. The document provides instructions for creating a political poster advocating for Turkey to join the European Union by tracing a photo in Illustrator and merging it with vector graphics and design elements representing Turkey.