I took a few design courses in college but I realized that I was more suited toward fine art and writing. I don't have the patience for creating truly great design.
But it allowed me to appreciate the work involved in getting a design just right, and every one of the choices below are just wrong.
Look, you need to choose between preserving the trees or having a bike lane. This compromise just isn't going to work and either people are going to hurt themselves or just never use it.
Nothing says onto the next stage in life like an oncoming train! Judging by the bad photoshopping and choice of font, I think the school really cheaped out on the poster and definitely didn't get a second opinion.
It must be a really good garbage can if it's causing that much excitement. The fact that those are clearly a woman's feet just makes it funnier.
There's no x- or y-axis to worry about and you have an entire tasty metaphor to guide you.
I really, really, really need to know what sorts of things fall under "other."
Of course, since even the person who should be able to get in can't even create their passcode, it's probably a bit too secure.
It's a handy little table that would be nice on the porch, but if you're going to charge me $80 for a cute, little table, it should know the difference between milk and a cow.
That's the only explanation I can think of besides a total misunderstanding of what a strikethrough means.
At the very least, "pedestrians" should be enlarged to match "hunters" and there should be a period after hunting to make it clear that they are separate instructions.
While I agree with the logic that simply having the initials for Christian Life International would be a bit boring, the choice of cross placement is...problematic.
It wouldn't be a roundup of epic design fails without at least one bathroom mishap.
Bathroom doors shouldn't have windows. Duh.
You'd have lost an eye, but you would definitely be awake. Besides being weaponized, those ears also mean that the mug isn't friendly for lefties.
From what I can tell, the bench is actually blocking the entrance, so it must not be used anymore. Which is good, because NO bear should be making that face as people enter through there.
This is probably covering a vent or something that couldn't be moved, but usually those are done in such a way that you're not risking your toenails every time you want to sit by the window.
The first rule of using a headset to turn your phone into a VR machine is to point the screen at your eyes.
Hopefully, the staff was informed and they at least covered up the smaller sign until someone could come and fix the mistake.
It's not hard to crack an egg and the shell is a natural way to keep it from being contaminated. The shells are also biodegradable and cardboard cartons are recyclable, unlike these plastic baggies.
Somewhere an unpaid intern at a design firm can't stop laughing over the fact they managed to slip this passed quality assurance.
One slip on a wet tile and there are so many edges for your skull to hit. Also, I hope they don't have any friends or family with mobility issues.
Who thought this placement was a good idea, anyway? The alcove-thing doesn't even fit the fridge! There's all that extra space up top.
But this is just setting up the throne master for disappointment!
Ain't nobody wanna climb into the bottom of a giant duck-lookin', Homer Simpson-lookin', minion-lookin' structure.
But look at the top of the brick road — it was working at some point... Just had a super weak finish.
Would you also like me to cut the packaging of scissors? SMH.
