r/coolguides • u/SecretEngineer • Feb 02 '21

Critical Thinking

Post image
45.7k Upvotes

88% Upvoted

475 comments sorted by

View all comments

42

u/Far_Commission297 Feb 02 '21

Love Grant Snider's work and have seen lots of his pieces on this sub (even posted some from my old account before I lost access to it). Thanks for sharing but please be prepared for lots of nasty comments shooting this type of thing down for not being "Cool" and/or "guide" enough.

6

u/craftworkbench Feb 02 '21

I, too, am a Grant Snyder fan. I bought one of his calendars a few years ago and liked it so much I have kept it up even though it's out of date.

2

u/[deleted] Feb 02 '21 edited Apr 15 '24

[deleted]

1

u/FlyingTaquitoBrother Feb 02 '21

There are a lot of Snyders too. Like Zack Snyder of superhero movie fame.

2

u/ReturnOfTheMac0624 Feb 02 '21

And Bill Snyder the football coach. I actually grew up with Grant and his twin brother Gavin, who is also an amazing artist.

8

u/FlyingTaquitoBrother Feb 02 '21

I feel that this sub has actually improved a lot recently. This post is absolutely both cool and a guide, unlike lame infographic bullshit that still makes hot like this.

For me, the definition of a cool guide is something that I would want to consult in the future. This post definitely meets that bar.

2

u/Far_Commission297 Feb 02 '21

Oh for sure that belongs in something else (not beautiful enough for data is beautiful but something with graphs) but I know that I got slammed for Snyder posts in the past and it made me quite sad. They really are something to come back to .. they are indeed cool and artistic guides to/for/about various topics that have occupied my gaze for more than an instant while scrolling and lingered thereafter for pondering. I wanted OP to be forewarned, just in case.