The very well-known Rosie the Riveter or "We Can Do It" poster was designed by J. Howard Miller during World War II, which was used to symbolize the working women of the war and to encourage women who wish to enter into the workforce. The bright yellow background as used to grab the intended audience's attention and the colours of the American flag; red, white and blue was used for her clothing, the red bandanna with white polka dots and a dark blue uniform shirt with an emblem located on the collar has used a symbol for factory workers. Above Rosie is a dark blue word bubble with four short, but very strong words, "We Can Do It!" the words are typed in a bold white print, each word is capitalized, and an exclamation mark is placed at the end
