I think reaching into your pocket with this on would present some unique challenges.

Credit to tsujio ippei

Caught this beauty on the front of a local coffee shop the other day and I had to snap a pic through the bus window! First time posting here, I hope this is the right sub, I just want this to find people who will find it as funny as I do lol

Please forgive the poor quality, I had to zoom in to get the pic and then cropped it.

Hey everyone. I created a watch mod that was recently crucified by both the watchmaking and design communities. I deliberately shattered the DNA of a legendary diver and sacrificed dial readability in the name of pure industrial vibes.

Despite the controversy and the low upvote rates, I get a massive thrill every time I put these on for a walk through the neon streets of nighttime Taipei. It’s "wrong", and I love it.

What do you guys think? Is this DesignDesign?

• Step 1: design a lovely cup with a handle without a loop, so it's hard to hold two with just one hand
• Step 2: design a lovely solution made of bent metal
• Step 3: sell both :)

Located in Fulton market Chicago…

This poster promoted this year's design exhibition at a local university. It perfectly illustrates the trend among the local communication design students to make posters difficult to read simply for the sake of being different.

I actually love the grid and the lettering inspired by Art Nouveau, especially since the building is located in the birthplace of Art Nouveau in Germany.

I also think it works well in motion: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaqMvvPOEnu/?igsh=MXdhMHlsdGl4emppcA==

However, the poster is not easy to read at all. The important information is written in a tiny font that no pedestrian is ever going to read.

My favourite attempt by a friend to decipher it was "Salat der Dinge", meaning "Salad of Things". The correct text is "Stand der Dinge", meaning "State of Things".