We all make mistakes, it’s human nature. But such mistakes can be embarrassing when on display as you will see below. We take this light hearted look at design today to demonstrate what can happen when you do not get a second opinion or review design decisions. At peerhatch, we ensure we send out elevations and samples to our customers when they design themselves so as to get a complete picture of how a final installation will look.
It’s easy to see the concept, but the application fails as the t-shirt reads “Don’t be happy worry”
You would not want to get these two almost identical cans mixed up.
Which did you read? “Heal Thy Burgers”, or “Healthy Burgers” ?
“You We’ll know…” what? Could they have made this any more difficult to read?
Are these the stairs to hell? How can one work out where each stair ends and the next begins?
This gives a new meaning to finding a direction in design, nice touch with the rope accent.
The not very well know Jolly Leopard, often known as a Jeopard! – or is this a game of Jeopardy? “I’ll take design mistakes for five please!”
So at no point did anyone think this might be a little inappropriate? And the color choices too!
How many bananas is that again? 5 or 6?
Call me old fashioned, but I think oranges are better for orange juice!
What’s missing? The ability to spell Europe…
Great design capturing the iconic symbolism of disne… wait, how do you use that eraser?
This makes working out which bathroom is for whom even more confusing!
So do not feed the animals, unless it is trash? Might be sending the wrong message to children here.
These Fine Art supplies might come with a slight odor when opening the packaging.
So continue straight, don’t forget to jump!
It is sure to make some wonder if those suggestions just continue right into the trash.
The more you use this pencil, the worse it gets.
I guess they ran out of some letters?
I’m sorry, where did you say I should pull a tissue from?
So, kids are on the menu for this event? Tasty!
