Karl Escritt’s poster

When Build designed a poster for monthly musical shindig Get Involved that invited people to quite literally get involved – with the poster – he probably never expected he'd get to see the results of other peoples' involvement. However, thanks to the combined power of blog post + myspace bulletin, dozens of you requested the “blank” file in order to get stuck in. Here are the 40+ posters that have been returned to us so far. Please be patient as it will take a little while for the full post to arrive on your screen. And get your scrolling finger warmed up...

No Evil, by Zurich-based studio unfolded

I Love You, also by unfolded

Sent in by Rob Cordiner

By Raymond Weekes

Melvyn Lim's (of 2manydesigners) submission

Sent in by Mark Murphy of Surely?

It's good to get away – something Jamie Newland knows...

Would have loved this graphic on a T-shirt at Glastonbury... Help by James Joyce of One Fine Day

Actually, this might have been appropriate on a T-shirt for some at this year's Glastonbury! Sent in by Dom Philcox

Shout, shout, let it all out! Submitted by Jason Allsebrook

Adam Williams of Studio-AP wants to build a house...

Sally Walton's poster. Sally makes wonderful bags out of recycled materials and is a keen campaigner against horrid plastic bags. Visit www.carry-a-bag.com to find out more

A nice chap called Graeme Stephenson of TPW Design Consultants sent this in. You may not be able to read the text bottom left - it basically says hello – in 20 different languages

Ah, the ol' bend-space-and-time wish. Sent in by Corvin Dhali

All The Fun of the Fair – by the Get Involved DJs themselves who couldn't resist getting involved

Stuttgart-based Thorsten Schmidt's poster

This is Xavier Encinas' poster - all the way from Paris

Illustrator Robert Hanson sets himself a resolution...

Poster by Otroroto

Poster by a recent CR One To Watch, Aylin Onel

Aw, weddings are so magical. Poster by artist Roo Walton. Er, please don't mug brides. Thank you

That Mr Bingo – he loves to draw. He just can't help himself

Another submission by Roo Walton

Submitted by The Graphic Communist

Andy Thorne dreams of floating between destinations

Adam Poole sent in a couple of posters - this one and the one below

Jonas Ranson also sent two posters - the one above, and the one below

Actually, quite a few people sent in two posters. We love these two by illustrator Kate Wilson, Hug A Granny and the chocolate-stealing-bird-army poster below

Jo Spencer likes a sea-view

Sydney-based Jeremyville will quite literally collaborate with anyone, anywhere. Don't believe it? You should, IdN recently published The Jeremyville Sessions, a weighty tome detailing some of the huge variety of projects Jeremyville's worked on in collaboration with various artists, companies and events. He sent this to us almost immediately after the blog post about the project was posted

Jon Burgerman is a full-time, professional doodler. Great to see him getting involved with this, not once, but twice (above and below)

Illustrator and artist Von's message is simple.

Sean Rodwell's literal doodle, complete with cofee-mug stain

Georgina Fineman's got a graphic design degree and is hungry for that elusive first design job. Anyone looking for a designer to hire?

Andrew Tomlinson's poster. He like lady shoes!

Nice kicks. Poster by Simon Whybray

Lewis-based artist Pearl Bates sent in a couple of posters - this and the one below

Design studio Intercity sent this earlier today

Ashley Browning is all about the colour!

Richard Hogg, illustrator and all round image-making genius at design studio Airside sent this over - complete with smudges created by his wet cat. Lovely stuff

I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike. So does Lee Basford who sent this in to us

Sent by Llyr Pierce

Looks like we've got another shouter – this is by Fraser Davidson

Never look a gift horse in the mouth. Or try this at home unless fully qualified. Seriously. Sent in by Andy Delanoy

Nearly missed this in our chocca inbox... Submitted by Daniel Bass

by Kerry Roper

Benji Holroyd sent this in. Way after the deadline

Well, that really is / was the mother of blog posts. Thank you for looking through them all - and thank you to all of you who got involved and to Michael at Build for creating a poster that so many of you responded to.

Remember the If You Could exhibition launches this Thursday night at exposure Gallery and Get Involved itself takes place at The Social this Thursday night at The Social, 5 Little Portland Street, London W1. 7pm-1am. Free entry.