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The Opposite Of Bad Design: 50 Times People Loved The Creativity Of These Designers (New Pics)
Humans are visual beings, we love looking at things we find pleasing. Pair that with functionality, and you’ve got some extraordinary brilliance. American architect Frank Lloyd Wright believed that a building should not only be pleasing to look at, but connect with and enrich the lives of those inside it. And such philosophy should be behind any great design idea.
Members of this reddit group post interesting and satisfying designs for the whole internet to enjoy. They cover all fields: graphic, product, packaging, furniture design and even architecture. So feast your eyes on the best creations that brilliant designers have come up with over the years, pandas! And don’t forget to let us know your favorites.
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#1
This Poster, Designed By Armando Milani For United Nations
Painted Dog 2 years ago
YES. Send thoughts and prayers to Israel, please, we don't want another war..
Emily 2 years ago
To every innocent person on both sides. We are all human beings.
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Mermeow Overlord (they/them) 2 years ago
All the main countries involved have to agree with something to pass it, the problem is that one of those countries is Russia and it is hard to get them removed.
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Felipe Souza 2 years ago
It's only gonna happen when the UN starts to really treat every people with equality. It can't just express sorrow for the suffering of some nations and close their eyes and ears to the others until something really bad happens. The occidental world has been too condescendent with genocide around the earth for a long time.
JaimeeJames WD 2 years ago
Could be interpreted as saying you need war to make peace (eg. Using the a in war to spell peace)
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#2
This Tissue Box
UnpopularPanda 2 years ago
Let's use plastic for something that is already available in recycled/recyclable materials.
#3
Huts Made From Repurposed Boats, England
Painted Dog 2 years ago
Just the wind coming in through the cracks in the door...but I agree, beautiful picture
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The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
Fun fact: the shape of a medieval church's roof was so similar to the shape of a boat's hull, that a "navy" refers to the "nave" of a chuch. EDIT: actually, vise versa.
Roxy Eastland 2 years ago
Maybe I'm remembering this wrongly, but didn't Vikings do this when they settled somewhere?
Floeckchen 2 years ago
Maybe they repurposed the wood but they actually built "real" huts
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When we look at these examples of creative design, not many of us think about what was the process behind it. Like any other creative field, design has to have certain rules. Whether it’s graphic visuals, sports shoes, dining room furniture or a skyscraper, the basic do’s and don’ts are somewhat similar.
Every design must have 7 elements: shape, color, space, form, line, value, and texture. Six of these elements are pretty self explanatory, aside perhaps from value. In the world of design, value refers to the intensity of a color, whether it’s lighter or darker. Designers can use value to create the illusion of mass and volume in their work.
#4
Art Nouveau Door In Brussels, Belgium
Omni Unicorn 2 years ago
So? No need to make a mean comment about it -- everyone has different tastes.
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This House I Drove Past The Other Day, The Longer You Look The Cooler It Gets?
majandess 2 years ago
This is a very apt description! I wonder if they built the house that way, or if they were trying to make light of a bad situation by using creative siding methods.
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MontanaMariner 2 years ago
I did masonry for a few years, and that's not real. The seam on the corner above the trash bin is nonsense.
#6
Pencil Shavings Create Frilled Lizard
WindySwede 2 years ago (edited)
Wasn't thus just a concept art piece? Or have they started production now?
Katherine Bridgerton 2 years ago
They need to make these for real. They could do other animals it would work with like a lion or ?
Norman Beattie 2 years ago (edited)
I always thought it was pretty gross that most children's pencil sharpeners that were in the shape of an animal required you to literally stick the pencil....... well you know where, it's just not right ! :)
Naturally, color, shape and others are not all that you need for a great design. Aside from these technical details, the approach itself is more important. That’s what is called the principles of design – how all these aforementioned elements are used.
This is where the personality and creativity of the designer comes in. Some designers prefer to put usability at the forefront of their designs, others deem aesthetics as the most important principle of a successful project.
#7
Villeroy & Boch - La Boule
Felicia Jones 2 years ago
Form meets function, very cool until you only used the middle plate and have to put it away after doing the dishes.
Patrick Linnen 2 years ago (edited)
or the middle plates break. My folks had the version (plates and bowls for four with large serving bowl) made in the '70's and it was very cool.
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Huddo's sister 2 years ago
Wouldn't this take up more space? You stack bowls inside each other so they sit in the middle and use that space.
Alex Bailey 2 years ago
Friend of mine has one and no, they really don't. I wouldn't want one though, I break things too easily and so am better with cheap and cheerful!
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marcelo D. 2 years ago
do they still connect if I am using one of the middle ones? Cause it doesn't seem it will, since they have different sizes. And if they don't, it's not really functional, just pretty
#8
Rook Chess Set Design
2WheelTravlr 2 years ago
The storage area inside is nice, but the articulated chess board is brilliant.
#9
Door Latch That Doubles As An Accessories Holder At A Public Restroom In Japan. Simple Concept, Straightforward Design, Elegant Execution
Little Wonder 2 years ago
The best thing about this is you won't forget your phone or whatever because you have to pick it up to open the door again. Clever design!
ShellsBells 2 years ago
I left my tablet in the bathroom at the Cancun airport. By the time I realized, the plane was boarding and the bathroom was on the other side of the terminal.
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Suutashi 2 years ago (edited)
I hate to break it to you but your phone is already one of the germiest things you own. Placing it on a tray in a bathroom stall isn't really going to change that. Afterall, why dp you think phone sanitizers exist?
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Irene Bucior 2 years ago
I’ve seen this in American bathrooms in airports, department stores and restaurants.
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
Meanwhile in the US, you are lucky if the door locks and there's a hook for a purse or jacket
Don Norman, the author of The Design of Everyday Things and director of The Design Lab at University of California has written extensively about user-centered design (UCD). He deems usability of a product to be more important than its aesthetics.
#10
Safe Drive Awareness Ad
Alex Davis 2 years ago
As someone with a broken back (not from a car crash) I wish it was that easy to put mine back together. My spine is more like chalk and no surgeon will touch it.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
I'm the type who tries to exit the vehicle before unclicking the seat belt. That's how much it's a part of my routine. For me, riding in any vehicle without a seat belt on is like riding naked; I feel vulnerable.
Gibberint Dark 2 years ago
Clunk. Click. Every. Trip... The first thing to do after closing the door ("Clunk") is fasten their seatbelt ("Click")...
#11
This Pizza Menu
Snakeloverforever 2 years ago
This is easier then having to try to find the pizza you want through those tiny word's.
#12
This Hour Glass With The Traffic Lights
J Adams 2 years ago
Countdown timers for pedestrians might be a good idea but for vehicles no, would turn every set of lights into a drag race strip and drivers would likely focus on the countdown instead of any hazards (people) that are still on the crossing. In the uk there have been crossings that worked on sensors but they had to be scrapped as elderly and disabled people didn’t have enough time to cross safely
DeoManus Argentem 2 years ago (edited)
They have them for pedestrians in my area (SoFla, US) but in reverse - they countdown to when it's no longer safe to cross and tick loudly. But as a driver I look at them to know when my light is about to turn green. (Red countdown bad for pedestrians, good for drivers) edit: the loud ticking is for the visually impaired
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My thoughts exactly. I imagine that quite a few eager drivers would ‘jump the gun’. No thanks for me … I can wait a few more seconds so I don’t get hit by a ‘lead-foot drag racer’.
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Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
Does this make for more crashes? I always pause when the light turns green in case of idiots that come through the tail end of a yellow light turning red at 70 mph. The countdown might make same morons gun the engine the second it turns green and have a fantastic collision with his counterpart running the red. Is that an issue in other countries or just the reason we don't have these in America?
Whiskey Tango Delicious 2 years ago
Help me out fellow Americans, will this work here? Or will it leave us boned?
Lucas Jackson 2 years ago
Kinda risky imo as very distracting plus people will make it there mission to start accelerating a second or so before it ends
Bruce Horton 2 years ago
Ok, but why, is important for drivers to know when they can floor it like they're at a drag strip?
Tjoori Vids 2 years ago
French traffic light. Note the second set at the bottom. They also have countdown timers on temporary traffic lights. i7fkf5gb5g...82fd2f.jpg 
In user-centered design, a designer’s essential task is to create objects that solve the user’s problems. The Interaction Design Foundation describes UCS as “an iterative design process in which designers focus on the users and their needs in each phase of the design process.” UCD therefore requires research on the needs of the user before any concept of a design is brainstormed.
#13
The Round-Door 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom I
Mark 2 years ago (edited)
Okay, car rant time. Back in the ye olde car world, you’d buy a frame from a manufacturer, then have a coachbuilder, the guys who made horse drawn coaches, upfit it. This specific one of a kind Phantom I model was upfitted by Jonckheere. The car spent some time owned by an Indian raja, but was found in New Jersey somewhere during the 1950s. You can now find it in the Petersen Automotive Museum
Couragetcd 2 years ago
I love the cars built by carriage makers, they are always so elegant...when they have been restored after being found in some out building after decades of neglect.
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Richard Low 2 years ago
What would you rather stand next to for a photo op, this, or a Prius/leaf?
#14
Alzheimer Awareness Ad
GlassHalfWay 2 years ago
This hits hard. My dad just passed in July of this. 15 year long battle to include dialysis as well. My patient mom took the greatest of care for that loving man.
mooshoflove 2 years ago
Getting alzheimer's is my biggest fear... especially after I was denied to donate my blood due to potentially having Mad Cow Disease, (born outside the US in 1988 -- only way to test for it, without/before showing symptoms, is a brain biopsy 👍😅😐). Even though I don't know your or your family personally, I'm so relieved your mother is such a beautiful soul! Ensuring your dad was not alone! In the LEAST creepy way, I'm sending both yourself & your mama some genuine respect and love vibes. Thank you for sharing this with us!!
Load More Replies... MotherofGuineaPigs 2 years ago
I worked in an Alzheimer wing of a Senior living place. I was someones ; Mother, Daughter, Sister, Wife. It only took a moment to be that for them when they obviously needed you to be that for them. Comfort is not an inconvenience.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
Thank you for your work and for helping provide comfort to these seniors.
Load More Replies... Board Pan, duh. 2 years ago
I have seen the toll on caregivers. Grieve the person you once knew..
tee-lena 2 years ago
Caregivers of any kind. I watch it wear my mom down day by day. She takes such good care of me and my cats. I don't have Alzheimer's disease but I do have memory problems associated with my diagnosis and it's so damn scary
Load More Replies... DarkViolet 2 years ago
😔 It hurts to see someone's identity literally draining away because of a some m**o disease.
Wednesday Addams 2 years ago
So true. My neighbor was caring for her husband whose health was slowly deteriorating. She did this for 7 years. He passed about six months ago and she has had no clue what to do with herself now.
#15
The Way These Cat’s Tails Are Door Handles!
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
What do the cats say about their tails being pulled. Tell me that tail (tale).
aslauter 2 years ago
They are beer pints. It's for a semi local chain called HopCat.
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Some examples of UCD real-life examples include memory foam, developed by NASA, the Oral-B kids’ toothbrush and chatbots. Memory foam was created for astronauts who had to experience significant pressure from the G-Force and could adapt to any space-bound body.
#16
'Ballot' Bins In Manchester To Encourage People To Not Litter
Purplescales 2 years ago
RIP it in half and voth for both thereby negating your impact while still being environmentally conscious
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M McBride 2 years ago
For the people saying “neither,” have you actually *seen* either film? Or do you just want everyone to know that you aren’t “mainstream”?
Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 2 years ago
I haven't seen either so I'd have to put it in neither cause I physically can't vote. I want to watch though
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Brian Droste 2 years ago
I didn't see either but if I did, I would chose Oppenheimer. I believe that Barbie got more votes is that was movie was rated PG-13 while Oppenheimer was rated R. So more younger people got to see the Barbie movie.
#17
It’s Only A Drain But…
BenyA. 2 years ago
this is nice on a deeper level, our eyes so used to the monotony, then noticing such subtle display of individuality snaps me out of it in a good way
MomaBear 2 years ago
What a great description! Yes that’s exactly what that sort of thing does!!
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Elizabeth Brown 2 years ago
I love this as art but I feel like it would drive me nuts if I walked past it everyday lol
matt adore 2 years ago
I'm gonna posit that that's an access panel... Very clever and creative!
Couragetcd 2 years ago
I like the concept, but in execution it reminds me of a group of hibernating snakes aka a hibernaculum. No thank you!
#18
A Sculpture By German Sculptor And Draftsperson Karl-Henning Seemann That Doubles As A Handrail. Installed In 1981 And Remains Untitled, Is Located In The German District Of Schwäbisch Hall
CJay M 2 years ago (edited)
No you dont it’s the goartrail ( guardrail said in an Irish accent, or Goat reel)
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fs 2 years ago
It's actually a two part installation. The stairs are located below a district office. Top part is the three men trying to pull the goat. Bottom part is a woman trying the same with a donkey. The animals are their respective property and fight back because they know that the office will keep them as a kind of service "fee".
Julia Ford 2 years ago
Is this grossly celebrating the animals as property? Or saying they shouldn’t be?
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The creators of the Oral-B kids’ toothbrush aimed to motivate kids to brush their teeth more – a thing all kids hate. The IDEO design team went against the common opinion that a kid’s toothbrush had to be smaller, just because kids are smaller than adults. By applying UCD, the designers came up with a brush that had a bigger handle and squishy parts for a better grip.
#19
Found This Ad For Pressure Washing
HurlWurk 2 years ago
I think most people here missed that it's vandalism and gorilla marketing.
#20
Blaupunkt Pop 70 Sound System - 1969
VikingAbroad 2 years ago
Take a look at the beoplay speaker. They look very much like these.
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Floeckchen 2 years ago
Propably. Blaupunkt was the luxury brand for hifi equipment in germany.
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Lorie Shewbridge 2 years ago
I literally was just talking about Blaupunktspeakers yesterday. They were the only car speakers a kid I went to high school with would consider using.
Downunderdude 2 years ago
I was interested in what it's worth so looked it up. $3,500 to $4,500.
#21
The Housing Estate Les Espaces D'abraxas, Built Near Paris In 1982
Annik Perrot 2 years ago
It's not far from where I live, and I wouldn't want to live there. It has a claustrophobic feel, and is located in a business area, between a higway and a mall's multilevel parking lot.
Anyone-for-tea? 2 years ago
And the lack of sunlight must be awful in some of the apartments.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 years ago
It looks like a Panopticon. "The panopticon is a design of institutional building with an inbuilt system of control, originated by the English philosopher and social theorist Jeremy Bentham in the 18th century."
DeoManus Argentem 2 years ago
For prisons, right? I saw an episode of "Mysteries of the Abandoned" featuring one in Cuba.
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LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
While it is a great use of space and may be a more affordable options for some people, it just looks like so dark and claustrophobic.
Sand Ers 2 years ago
Imagine having to live there because you're too poor to get a regular rental, and see if that helps with the decision.
Load More Replies... Lorie Shewbridge 2 years ago
I don't understand the negativity. I guess I'm just comparing it to “slums” in other countries. This is clean, has green space, and appears well cared for. Yes, it looks claustrophobic, but for someone with low income, it looks to be a viable option. IMHO
Sand Ers 2 years ago
It's an example of the worst aspect of the liberal desire to help. No thought is given to what people actually want. Instead, the architect uses the residents as experimental subjects while indulging his pet theories about housing. It's design based on how one person thinks people -should- live, instead of simply providing housing based on what people need and how they actually live.
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Did you know that the first chatbot was created in the 1960s? Its name was Eliza, a very basic Rogerian psychotherapist. Chatbots use UCD principles to improve the quality and authenticity of every interaction. It personalizes conversations to the user’s liking, thus embodying the essence of user-centered design.
#22
IKEA Ads (2020?)
Zedrapazia 2 years ago
I like that the name of the blanket is Småsporre. Swedish is such a funny sounding language!
cal has returned (they/them) 2 years ago
Except ya gotta build the ENTIRE bed, and it takes HOURS.
SoozeeQ 2 years ago
No, no. You've read the instructions wrong. This is for the duvet only. Which means you have to shear a sheep, if you want the wool version, or pluck the down of the eider duck, if you want the feather version. ;oP
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Safe Drive Awareness Ad
Painted Dog 2 years ago
This was also in another post, and it didn't have the *deadly cocktail* bit pasted over. I think without the words, its more powerful, because also that's not a cocktail... hehe
Kevin Doyle 2 years ago
Drinking and driving is the cocktail, not the beer in the picture...
Load More Replies... Nina 2 years ago
I'm seeing a stormtrooper in there, since they can't hit anything... no problem 😅
DarkViolet 2 years ago
I remember from when I took Driver Training in high school that Volkswagen produced posters pointing out the dangers of reckless driving. One that has stuck with me every since was of a crushed beer can and a broken rear view mirror. The caption read, "He wasn't even old enough to drink. Now he never will be."
María Hermida 2 years ago
Or for toxic optimists. The glass is almost full. The glass can be full in the future if you look on the bright side. The glass will be full if you wish hard enough.
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Alan Jay Weiner 2 years ago
I didn't even see the words until you mentioned it. I agree - it's powerful on its own; no need for text. I have zero tolerance for impaired drivers.
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 years ago
That's not how glass works though! To get that level of refraction you need a lot of material to refract through. Would have worked better if the glass was full of liquid.
#24
Samurai Vodka
Smiley! 2 years ago
I collect bottles, and I can relate to this. Give the bottle to a friend and ask nicely for the bottle when they're done
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LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I was thinking the same thing. Still a brilliant design!
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Alan Jay Weiner 2 years ago
I just looked it up; it's about $50 - and it's made in *Russia*! Not Japan!
Alexej Dvorak 2 years ago
I love the idea but it bothers me so much that the top half should really be "sliding" the other way with a "cut" like that.
Rostit. . 2 years ago
a good rule is that the cooler a bottle looks, the less good the liquid inside of it is.
Lotekguy 2 years ago
A reasonable compromise for a bottle that cool. And if the booze is really bad, serve it to guests you don't like but had to invite.
Load More Replies...What about aesthetics, you say? After all, it’s common knowledge that people tend to like things that look pretty. Humans are wired to respond to visual stimulation, so an aesthetically pleasing design might distract from a faulty usability. According to the Interaction Design Foundation, studies have shown that users regard a more visually appealing design as more usable than it actually is.
#25
Great Advertisement Imo
Cooter McCoughlin 2 years ago
This probably won't be funny in another 10-20 years. You'll be seeing this same picture on the agedlikemilk subreddit
any rei 2 years ago
Being an artist and working in a field that got swamped by AI I want to use this moment to thank you all on bp for so consistently downvoting AI "art" posts. Seriously, it gives me hope! Thank you!
Mermeow Overlord (they/them) 2 years ago
You're welcome, why can't they design an AI that does stuff that people don't want to do?
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Brian Leahy 2 years ago
Maybe it'd try to persuade you that the building is already finished....
#26
Honey Packaging Designed By Studio Unbound
Sam Juan 2 years ago
"Must 🐝 veeeery expensive" Fixed your comment for you.
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David A Paterson 2 years ago
This is bog-standard corrugated cardboard. That's what corrugated cardboard looks like if you open it up.
Load More Replies... Shaunn Munn 2 years ago
Six pounds the jar online, sans shipping costs. Surrey Downs Runny Honey, 227 grams.
Mint Sauce 2 years ago
All that lovely, wasteful packaging for 3 small jars of honey. Not a good example.
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 2 years ago
Well, it is cardboard not plastic or Styrofoam.
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A Knife Holder
DarkViolet 2 years ago
What an ingenious way to display your cutlery. This way, you can reach for the exact knife you need without the guesswork.
The golden rule, as Interaction Design Foundation states, is to use visuals to entice users: “Design’s critical functionality always comes first – an attractive product that draws users to use it for its main purpose.” Nice aesthetics are what draws people in, and what makes them stay long-term should be the functionality of the design.
#28
Inherited This Lamp From My Sister. The Toucan Lamp From Enea Ferrari, The First Children's Lamp Made Of Plastic
Zedrapazia 2 years ago
Abra Kadabra, I know this person lives in a German speaking country now!
Nitka Tsar 2 years ago
Nope, you just know they own at least one book written in German. They could live anywhere. I‘ve got loads of books written in English and one even in Polish. I live in Germany though.
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Markus Holstein 2 years ago
I wanna re-read "Der Schwarm", but I don't have the time. And I have such a long "to be read" list
Lori T Wisconsin 2 years ago
An original Ferrari Toucan Lamp sells for around $1000 in antique shops. So cute!
#29
Quite Liked This Sign I Saw In Edinburgh
Richard Low 2 years ago
That's Scotland for you, everything goes on bread,I've even had pizza on bread, basically bread within bread within bread, tasty though.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
You can't forget a chip butty and fish finger sandwich.
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#30
They Made The Old Escalators Into A Feature When Upgrading To New Ones
Hilary Mol 2 years ago
Oh boy. I'm torn. Half of me thinks this is really super cool. And the other half would spend the entire time staring up and holding my breath until I was out from under the mounted Ceiling Escalators because the superstition of holding my breath would totally keep me alive in the event one of the escalators should come crashing down on top of me as I travel under it...
AJay 2 years ago
I think this is at Wynyard Train Station in Sydney, Australia if anyone is wondering.
lily jones 2 years ago
I would be terrified of one falling on my head, no matter how unlikely that would be
Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
How you turn my world you precious thing.... you starve and near exhaust me...everything I've done I've done for you
Even Don Norman has changed his views on aesthetics over the years. In a revised 2013 version of The Design of Everyday Things, he admits that “aesthetics, pleasure and fun play critically important roles.” He therefore updated his previous definition to “human-centered design”. Human needs, behavior and capabilities are what good designers must have in mind.
#31
World Cancer Day Awareness Ad (2015)
Alecto76 2 years ago
FYI: My cousin's legs were swelling and she had a period that lasted 45 days = ovarian cancer. She did not survive.
Brittania Kelli 2 years ago
I'm so sorry for your loss. The message about listening to our bodies goes beyond female cancers, many people ignore the signs, hoping problems will just go away and with cancer early detection makes a world of difference. If my mom hadn't dragged me to so many Dr.'s appointments when I was 20, my cancer wouldn't have been caught. Listen to your bodies and your mom!
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Colleen Glim 2 years ago
And please ladies, get your Pap smears. I know they’re awkward and uncomfortable but mine caught my very aggressive cervical cancer before it got really bad. Five years cancer free now
SadieCat17 (she/her) 2 years ago
Uncomfortable is certainly a word for it
Load More Replies... LastButNotLeast 2 years ago
I was only soooooo tired, my doctor gave me Just guaranà until I get mad and Told her that everytime I went to her, I left my job... She decided to make further exams... Ovarian cancer, but 6 years later I'm still alive. Listen to your body... Can save your Life.
RajunCajun 2 years ago
My MIL just had to have all her girl bits removed because of cancer. She just could not find the time to see a Doctor just because of a little abdomen pain.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
Amen! And gynecological cancers spread rapidly. Even though I went to an OBGYN when I first started experiencing some unusual symptoms, by the time I got to a gynecological oncologist, I was diagnosed with Stage III uterine cancer. Don't gamble with your health; the odds are against you.
#32
Alzheimer Awareness Ad
Duvet Woman 2 years ago
This shows the grim reality. Mum has it. Blanks in your memory which get bigger and bigger, until, if you're unlucky enough to live that long, you forget how to chew or swallow Meanwhile you can experience delusions, hallucinations, anxiety, depression or anger. You know something is wrong yet you don't know something is wrong. You can't express yourself. You don't understand or believe things that are explained to you.
Kalon Suszko 2 years ago
Has ARI actually made this into a jigsaw puzzle? If not they should, have all proceeds going back to ARI.
David Brown 2 years ago
I'm in my early 40's and recently found out I have early onset Alzheimer's. Kinda felt off for a while. If I knew then what I know now I would have sought out help sooner. Don't ignore or minimize your off feelings. If you feel something isn't quite right see your doctor. A single doctors visit could make all the difference.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
I can't help but get royally pissed at a disease that slowly takes away a person's memory, mobility, identity, and eventually their life. If Alzheimer's was a person, I would personally end them.
#33
Unique Shelving
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
I never need more books. I frequently want more books, and i frequently get more books, but i don't need more books.
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Starry starry night 2 years ago
All interesting but not an improvement on a standard roomy bookcase
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
Too much wall, not enough shelves. I am on a road trip, and books are appearing in my luggage (8 or so, so far). I don't need more - I need to lose about 800 to get my bedroom back, but I seem to accumulate as I go.
#34
The Picture Of The Japanese Movie Advertisement Is Printed On Two Sides Of The Newspaper, So The Full Picture Could Be Seen Under Light
Christian Fuller 2 years ago
Your Name. (Kimi no Na wa.), a film by Makoto Shinkai. The ad is especially fitting, since the plot revolves around these two characters separated by a great distance - one living in Tokyo, the other in the Japanese countryside - finding each other through mysterious, non-spoiler events.
Floeckchen 2 years ago (edited)
Absolutely gorgeous movie. You also don't need to like anime to love it.
Jojo_hobkin 2 years ago
It also already immerse you in the movie as this could resume it as a whole
#35
This Mc Donald's Bill Board That Tells The Time
Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago
The first and second shadows look a bit like a pitchfork or trident, though--
Load More Replies... David Brown 2 years ago
I definitely don't need a billboard telling me what time I need to be at McDonald's. My belly does that all by itself.
Alan Jay Weiner 2 years ago
I'd probably stare at it so long I'd drive off the road. (Hopefully into a McDonalds!)
#36
This Bench
Stardust she/her 2 years ago
Nestle is evil so I’m never touching another KitKat and their other products
Leta Schoeller 2 years ago
I do agree with you but they own so many companies I just find it really hard to completely cut them off. They own Gerber, DiGorno, Purina, Coffee-Mate, Perrine, Hot Pockets, Fancy Feast, etc.
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David Brown 2 years ago
Somehow I ate what I found out later on to be a vintage KitKat. I know it was way past date but it tasted better than what you can but now. Nothing tastes as good as it use to.
#37
Safe Drive Awareness Ad
Stephanie M Machado 2 years ago
This one is actually quite creative, so simple, yet such a strong message.
#38
Volvo Ad
Phil Boswell 2 years ago
One of my favourites! "Who wants to be a fire engine?"
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Joey Marlin 2 years ago
Well... Automakers use lightweight plastic to improve fuel efficiency. Carmakers are squeezing more miles out of a gallon of gas in part by replacing heavier materials with lighter weight plastic. Today's cars on average are made of about 50% plastic by volume but only 10% by weight.
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#39
Frozen Pizza Box Let's You Easily Detach The Instructions
Dingooo 2 years ago
I use the box to cover the pizza and keep it warm. Cut the top of the box out and you have a pizza cover.
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WindySwede 2 years ago
And you only get half of ghe instructions? Or are the second halv not of interest?
Shadow 2 years ago
The other half is just saying when to know when the pizza is ready and other warnings. It's not really important
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PlusUltraNova (She/They) 2 years ago
I'm taking German in school and was hilariously proud of myself for understanding the simple words xD
#40
A Simple Mountain Napkin Holder
David 2 years ago
Nope. Sort of cool at first glance but not practical. You have to fold your napkins over. It only holds a few napkins. If I am entertaining such a small group I'll use cloth napkins. If it is a big group BBQ thing I'd have to be constantly refilling it. Also it is pokey.
#41
This Brick Looks Like Wood To Me
#42
This Store Sign
Richard Low 2 years ago (edited)
Same with Shades Design, if the words are stacked on top of each other
UnpopularPanda 2 years ago
Any words where the last letters of one are first of the other. I think Shades by Design was the first one I saw and does anyone remember the Sweden Denmark screenshots?
#43
Cover Of Kafka Masterpiece
Whitney Keen 2 years ago (edited)
Its one of his more popular short stories about a man that turns into an insect
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Panda Promise 2 years ago
Start with what is right rather than what is acceptable. --Franz Kafka
Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago
I've read this, and it is freaking weird - and profound.
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Annie Persson 2 years ago
I also own a parody of this, where Samsa wakes up and is turned into a fluffy kitten!
Alan Jay Weiner 2 years ago
took me a while to see the letters - and I read it as "Eta Morphosis" - eta is Russian for "this" (feminine; "eto" neutral, "etot" masculine)
Aimée Drouin 2 years ago
“ As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect.”
#44
Land Rover - Passport Stamps - 2011
#45
The New Cover Of The Time Magazine
Menacing Duck 2 years ago (edited)
Ai is a fickle thing. It can be used to cheat exams, tests, yada yada, but it also creates a guy fighting a alligator.
michael Chock 2 years ago
Its F*****g amazing that the attention is on AI when our oceans will be dead in 5 years and sea levels will raise up to 150 feet before todays high schoolers retire.
Matthew Zornig 2 years ago
Have you been hanging out with Al Gore? Possibly under the influence of mescaline?
Load More Replies... Oskar vanZandt 2 years ago (edited)
AI can populate and rule the earth when all living, organic beings on this planet are eradicated...
Khall Khall 2 years ago
Cover is great. Content is stupid fear mongering. Too bad for such a respected source of journalism.
the dancing demon (she/her) 2 years ago
AI like all tools is only as evil as the hand who wields it, no more no less
#46
Finnish Company "Kiilto" Logo Uses Typography To Form The Flag Of Finland
majandess 2 years ago (edited)
Thank you. I was looking at the whole of the picture and wondering how white on the left and blue on the right formed the Finnish flag. But there it is! (I misread typography as topography.)
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#47
Eye Disease Awareness Ad
imjustexisting 2 years ago
i have the juice *passes it to you* unsee-juic...af8ab.jpeg 
#48
This Waterbottle With A 3D Matterhorn
Brian Droste 2 years ago
It may look cool but did some one design it to distract people from realizing that it is takin g up space so less water?
der sebbl 2 years ago
Who says it's less water? That can still be a one litre bottle
Load More Replies... Mat O'Dowd 2 years ago
Sorry to correct you, but this mountain ain’t no Matterhorn, it’s in Switzerland and the bottle is a bottle of Valais mineral water. Here is a link to their site https://valaismineral.ch/fr/produits/
Ace 2 years ago (edited)
Perhaps you should do just a little more homework before posting? The Matterhorn is in the Swiss canton of Valais. Yes, that's it. Source: I live there.
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#49
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel, La
Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)
This is the hotel where my high school’s prom was held in 1977. It was rather new and really nice back then, and the outside elevators were so cool. I understand it’s had its good times and bad times in the last 45 years. I left L A (specifically SGV) in 1979, so any Angelenos reading this can let me know if it’s still in a downward slope, or has someone invested in refurbishing it and making it really nice again.
Roman Hans 2 years ago
My sister lives in LA. She told me (1) the traffic is constant, like 18 hours a day, & (2) there are homeless encampments all over, including neighborhoods of cheap old RVs where people live & just throw their trash into the streets. Still not as bad as SF....
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Mechanician 2 years ago
Some toddlers are serious climbers and parents are distracted by electronics these days. These features make it easy for a kid to get up on the rail and slip right over. It doesn't happen often but why not make these safe to start with?
Cerridwn d'Wyse 2 years ago
I remember playing Runner there on the ground floor it was really cool to do that on until of course the cops thought of the guy had a real gun. Fortunately no one was shot
Lorie Shewbridge 2 years ago
Nope! I would be the one sitting there when it chose to fall. SMH
#50
Ad For Heinz Ketchup
Apple Jakes 2 years ago
Aren't they notorious for the low tomato content of their ketchup though...
Donut Overload 2 years ago
It would be a soda if it had carbonated water, but gift now it is technically an energy drink because of sugar and fruit contents
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TheOddPotater (she/her) 2 years ago
for a hot second i thought that was a lil green occypus (octopus)
#51
Jewelry 25th Anniversary Ad
#52
This Cigarette Butt Shaped Ash Tray
Interesting_Astronaut 2 years ago
Hooray, you got lung cancer! (at least you have seen the biggest cigeratte ever)
#53
Coffee Shop Logo Made Of Two Coffee Cups Toasting
Zedrapazia 2 years ago
Looks like two Bart Simpsons with gelled down hair trying to kiss each other
TotallyNOTaFox 2 years ago
There are reusable cups that share that design
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Canada Coffee Shop Door Handle
Chewie Baron 2 years ago
I’ve never heard them say anything aboot it. They keep that quiet.
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#55
At The Airport
Stephanie M Machado 2 years ago
Took me way too long to realize that that's supposed to be the engine of a plane lol
Lori Rommel 2 years ago
Took me even longer than that! I was thinking Star Trek, too.
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#56
More Minimalist No Name Branding From Canada
probably an apple 2 years ago
replying so people don’t have to open another tab
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#57
WiFi Sign Is Steam From A Coffee
#58
This Cover Of The Economist Is So Clever
#59
This Logo For A Hardware Store Chain In New Zealand
Chewie Baron 2 years ago
The logo for McLaren cars (and their F1 team) is a stylised Kiwi as their founder, Bruce McLaren was born in New Zealand.
WindySwede 2 years ago
Don't really get the logo? I see the circular wood saw(?), but ghe rest?
FryFinglonger 2 years ago
Okay, I see the kiwi now. But I have a hard time unseeing a circular saw safety psa.
#60
This Pepsi Ad
Stephanie M Machado 2 years ago
I now am feeling the suddenly impulsive urge to look up every fast food brand on this screen to see if I can find the Pepsi logo
George Costanza 2 years ago
Looks like they scrunched the wrappers just right to make it happen. Probably doesn't work without doing that.
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Bethany Van Der Kaaden 2 years ago
The funny thing is is that at least McDonald's and Wendy's serve Coke. Don't know about BK though
#61
Oi Classic Bike Bell
#62
Droplet Of Sweat Creates Two Letters In Sweat Club
Tiny bun 2 years ago
First rule of sweat club: we don’t talk about sweat club
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Poster At The Dentist's Office
CJay M 2 years ago
You can’t post memes here (or at least I can’t figure out how) but insert the meme where John Mulaney says ‘we know but hey’
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#64
Chairs At KFC In The Shape Of The Colonel’s Tie
#65
The Logo Of This Brewery
#66
AO Suntory Whisky Bottle Label And Box
WindySwede 2 years ago
Am I the only one seeing a person on their knees, bending over to fart? Left head, upper but, right feets..
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Trentin Quarantino 2 years ago
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Jaya 2 years ago
That title though... "The opposite of bad design", also known as good design? Are we gonna call everything the opposite of something instead of it's own name now? "The opposite of young people give their opinion on society", "These are 50 of the opposite of best neighbours", "48 examples of the opposite of unfunny signs", lol.
#1 Candevil Fan 2 years ago
The opposite of false. I opposite of understand the title choices. Opposite of bad thought.
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Lisa Siess 2 years ago
Greta Jaruseviciute - most of your posts and your profile are broken links for app users.
Unpickled Pickle 2 years ago
Why is everyone complaining so much about this site now, content is content, good or not.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Maybe because we would appreciate 1) better content 2) original content 3) an app that works properly 4) positive content 5) an end to ridiculous censoring. Did I miss anything, Pandas?
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Trentin Quarantino 2 years ago
So many articles won't load recently, for so many people. Sort your s**t out, Bored Panda!
Jaya 2 years ago
That title though... "The opposite of bad design", also known as good design? Are we gonna call everything the opposite of something instead of it's own name now? "The opposite of young people give their opinion on society", "These are 50 of the opposite of best neighbours", "48 examples of the opposite of unfunny signs", lol.
#1 Candevil Fan 2 years ago
The opposite of false. I opposite of understand the title choices. Opposite of bad thought.
Load More Replies... Lisa Siess 2 years ago
Greta Jaruseviciute - most of your posts and your profile are broken links for app users.
Unpickled Pickle 2 years ago
Why is everyone complaining so much about this site now, content is content, good or not.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Maybe because we would appreciate 1) better content 2) original content 3) an app that works properly 4) positive content 5) an end to ridiculous censoring. Did I miss anything, Pandas?
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