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I could've got karma for these scissors? Damn. I didn't think they were that special, they're like less than $10 at hobby lobby.
r/ProductPorn might love this.
Also, here it is if someone interested: https://www.amazon.com/SUCK-UK-Pirate-Bottle-Opener/dp/B00FR8F4CO
Highly recommend switching :)
EDIT this comment started a huge conversation! I’m so proud! Thank everyone for the positive feedback and bonus points to those who said they were switching! Let’s help the planet!
It takes special balls, and laziness to shamelessly copy a multi-award winning campaign of the top brand in your category. For God'sake, there's even an Absolut book with hundreds of such ads.
Corkatoo is the name I have seen them sold under.
That’s so unnecessary. If you insist of not using a colander (which I wouldn’t call a pot) just get something like these Judge ones. Maybe I’m wrong, but it doesn’t look like you can put the lid on actually closed with those holes.
This is really great! Do you sell these? I'd be interested in one!
We bought this plate for my dad who has hand tremors and trouble manipulating his fork and food. It's very plasticy and institutional looking, but there weren't too many options available. Your version would do really well if marketed it to those with similar need. Try searching "scoop plate" or "Parkinson's plate" if you haven't already.
There's a certain novelty that it plays on. My wife has one of these and it's just kinda nice to have something physical instantly since my lazy ass aint going to get shit printed out.
> infirmity could make it difficult to lift their hands dropping is much easier.
More often than not, the problem I see with door locks and the elderly, is not getting the key in the lock but turning it.
They sell key holders that increase leverage specifically for this problem.
https://www.amazon.com/Ableware-Hole-In-One-Key-Holder-Red/dp/B00ETA8SY2
CAD guy here, who once trained on paper drafting.
A basic Circle Template stencil is going to out-perform this iris thing every day of the week. Faster, no moving parts, and less dimensional ambiguity. Costs about $5 too.
https://www.amazon.com/Staedtler-Combo-Circle-Template-977/dp/B000KIBQ46
My biggest issue with this though, is the fact that the iris itself hovers over the paper instead of being flat against it. That almost seems to guarantee a line that wobbles.
A compass still has its place but we were trained to avoid the compass until the circle template wouldn't work. Both work about as well, but a compass takes time to adjust, a template simply has a circle of every diameter.
This iris would not be acceptable in most drafting environments. But it is good looking, and a cool gadget.
From darin on dribbble, found through iOS Weekly.
TimerCaps with Large Vials (Qty 2) - LCD Stopwatch Timer Automatically Tracks Time Elapsed Between Doses - Pill Reminder for Medications and Vitamins https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ECK8KFG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_aFmUDb351ZHS8
This lamp is made of 76 layers of cardboard and covered with plaster. The inner perimeter lamps stacked LED ribbon on the remote control. Dimensions approximately: Height - 1500 mm (59 ''); Width - 600 mm (24 ''); Depth - 400 mm (16 inches). I will be glad to hear your opinion. More pictures and information on the lamp making process the following link: https://www.behance.net/gallery/27690041/O-floor-lamp-with-LED-Strip-Light
> I can't really think of anything that could be design porn but isn't that.
You should read this if you haven't. Might open your mind up to the idea that design doesn't just mean graphics.
It's not an english book so I'm having a hard time finding more photos from my phone.
But here's an Amazon link with isbn#
8539603497
100% Chocolate (Em Portugues do Brasil) https://www.amazon.com/dp/8539603497
The Chinese government sucks, but anybody who brings it up in every thread relating to China is a bonehead. You're not being clever, we all know they suck, and China is much more than that.
You can literally search for 1984 on Chinese Google and it's the first result
Here's the non ripoff link
You can probably find them cheaper at AliExpress or similar site, but I didn't find them in the first few pages searching pixel playing cards.
i love my memory foam mattress, very comfortable and resilient. it was also much cheaper than the average mattress. the 2 main downsides i have come across though are that they can be a little hot. so not great in summer and if you lay in one spot to long it can be hard to move. so if your say watching a movie in bed or reading a book it can be hard to adjust your position into something that is more comfortable for sleeping. i won't lay in my bed anymore unless i know for sure i am going to sleep. other than that though the mattress is fantastic, it's very easy to fall asleep you don't get lumps in the bed, and if you have a partner movement doesn't transfer much so you don't wake them up. oh thats one last complaint, sex is a bit harder since you sink into the bed more. i would definitely recommend getting one though if your looking for a mattress. i purchased a Zinus Memory Foam 12 Inch Green Tea Mattress, Queen for 200 bucks at the start of 2016. when it was on sale. it's 279 now.
You can buy these on Amazon here
https://www.amazon.com/Autumn-Sumac-Bronze-Plated-Brass-Bookmark/dp/B00TS510GQ
They go for $20 + shipping I think from MoMA's website. So the $23 and free shipping on Amazon probably works out about the same.
Hmm, was it stolen from here ? https://dribbble.com/shots/1873731-Movers-Logo-Design-Branding
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or did they design it for that company?
Also, it's not real, so maybe it was just jokingly crappydesign
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/front-facade-new-commercial-office-building-8372197
... no?
Bose isn't cheap. Bookshelf speakers are. I got a pair of $50 bookshelf speakers and a $25 amp and it sounded far more neutral than Bose's typical sound signature.
That's not to say that Bose doesn't have its place. My dad has issues with high-pitched noises, so he prefers Bose and their now-defunct Soundlink III speakers. And I'm pretty impressed by their tiny Micro and sunglasses. But saying that Bose is the best option for the average joe who's "not going to design your room around your speakers" is just silly.
Yeah, one hit vs. how many flops? Think about the untold manhours, R&D expenses, management time that went to waste on deadend formats? But don't take my word for it, just look at what the market has said. It's voted with its feet: SNE share price (Sony's) since 2000 -- went from $120 per share at its peak to less than $10 dollars at its trough (which was not so long ago). Sony's market cap is currently around $16bn. Meanwhile, Samsung Electronics market cap recently touched $200bn. There was a time when Samsung Electronics wasn't even close to Sony in market cap. This is a stark case study of two companies that passed each other going in opposite directions.
Secondly, what is the shelf life of BluRay anyway? BluRay sales will NEVER even come close to catching the total number of DVD sales when all is said and done. Why is this relevant? A "victory" only really matters if there is some meaningful payoff at the end of the day. Further, on the horizon there will almost certainly be a cheaper more viable format to come (with much larger capacity) -- and if I had to guess without requiring any moving parts (think market evolution from floppies to USB sticks and from spinning HDDs to SSDs). But we all know that the future is streaming / downloading digital content anyway. It's already here.
I can't remember the last time I bought a physical disc (CD, DVD or otherwise). Truth be told, I am a voracious consumer of content (both video and audio) but I have never bought a BluRay disc. All of my content is either via streaming / download. Same goes for all my gaming needs (via Steam -- the last time I bought a physical CD was for Civilization IV in 2005, 8 years ago).
For Sony, BluRay was a Pyrrhic victory at best, and frankly, likely its last.
Do you think Apple's innovations involved anything hardware related? No way. Their innovations were the graphical user interface (Which Steve Jobs stole from Xerox), which only involved art in the design of the various logos on the dock and the general look of the interface, and the "modern" look of the Apple product, which is simply a spin off of the design in Star Trek: The Next Generation with a few small tweaks. It's nothing new. Look at Minority Report or 2001: A Space Odyssey and you'll see that Apple wasn't as innovative as you may think.
Engineers basically exist to change things, IF it works. Trust me, if this design worked for electrical plugs, it would have already been invented (and in a way, it already has been invented). Buy it here...
It all started when they found a way to preserve herring for weeks. This allowed them to go fishing for a much longer time, bring in large loads, and ship their goods a lot further (due to the fish staying fresh, longer).
If anyone wants to learn more about Amsterdam, there's a fairly recent book written on the origins of the city written by Russell Shorto.
Here's a link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17288660-amsterdam
I've had these Klipsch speakers for about 7 years and they still sound wonderful. And they hit. Slightly more pricey than yours but they go for around $70 used
Tell me about it! There's an excellent fry-shop just outside of my work place and lunch is coming up..
By the way, last I heard from friends living in the USA you can buy stroopwafels on Amazon. Like this box. It'll never truly live up to the same experience as getting a freshly baked stroopwafel from the market here, but it scratches the itch.
Here's a actual good link from Amazon and cheaper too
You can probably find them cheaper at AliExpress or similar site, but I didn't find them in the first few pages searching pixel playing cards.
If you have Netflix, this hotel is featured in the first episode of their show Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the inner workings of a hotel this large and how it impacts the city around it.
Nice! I have a redacted version and I can honestly say it's one of my favourite covers. 1984
Your hair is way thicker than mine but I feel your pain - so many broken hair ties. :(
If you haven't tried them yet, these are ridiculously good for thick hair: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Scunci-No-Damage-Hair-Ties-Black-14-count/12443682
I bought 3 packs several months ago - one for me, one for my mom and one for my sister. I'm still using the same pack. The elastics don't break, they just eventually stretch out. They're a super stretchy tube of material without that stupid glued together section that always breaks and/or scratches the shit out of your hand.
I've had good luck with the newer braided elastics (they look like this) not breaking too but they do have the glued thing that scratches my hand. :\
Here's a panorama I took of the inside. I got to listen to a preeminent organist play that organ a few years ago during the festival of lights. It's wonderful.
They tried implementing LED traffic lights in Canada and parts of the US but ran into problems with snow sticking on the lamps. No heat to melt the snow off.
Always amazes me how many logos with a film reel just roll with having four circles and a tiny inner circle, which is just not at all how reels have ever worked. I assume it was just copied from this shit, which took me 5 seconds of google image searching.
I sell these shelves under my own brand, Multikeep, on my own site and Amazon. I designed them last year and they seem to be taking off.
Kind of annoyed that the one in the photo looks bowed because of my shitty photoshop work of trying to get rid of a bad perspective, but oh well. I promise they're straight. But I just loved the way my son laid out some of his favorite toys on it.
SupplyMaid 16 oz Spray Bottles with Dilution Ratios/Ounces/mL - Cleaning & Food Safe - Highest-Quality Leak-Proof Rubber, Steel, HDPE Components - Red/Blue/Green 3-Pack - Made in U.S.A https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B071HGGN6V/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_.BWJFbR8PS356
It's on the cover of a great book Emotional Design: Why We Love (or Hate) Everyday Things
Which is a follow up to the famous book The Design of Everyday Things
Both highly recommended to anyone interested in design (not just product design - my company recommends these book in software and solution design as well)
If you're that worried about tap water in your location, test it. You can get water testing kits very easily for cheap.
First Alert WT1 Drinking Water Test Kit https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000FBMAVQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_P46NCbF2KGCJS
If you're still worried, you can install water filters for your whole home, or even just for your kitchen tap.
The environmental damage done by single use water bottles is truly immense.
Meh, call me when this is a shark head with the laser coming out of its freaking head!
I give everyone the same advice: buy a test kit. I recommend this one by Taylor.
People will tell you it's not necessary. The pool supply store will test the water for free. And it is $104, which I admit isn't cheap.
Just trust me. If you want to do it right getting your own test kit is the way to go.
I mean, in the beginning you're going to be screwing up a lot. Which means a lot of trips to the pool supply store to have your water tested. And the guys there probably do know their shit, but keeping pools clean is almost as much an art as it is a science so their advice won't work 100% of the time.
Better to educate yourself, test the water yourself often and become your own pool guru. There's tons of websites that will teach you what you need to know. It's not easy but it isn't exactly rocket surgery either.
Oh, and keep the reagents for the test kit indoors in the air conditioning. Some guys keep them in the fridge (which is probably overkill).
You can currently see the inner workings of the food service in this Hotel. It's an incredible episode in Mega Food on Netflix right now. Episode 3 Marina Bay Sands.
The head chef basically makes it an interesting episode. You don't have to listen to the annoying narrator as much.
Check out “Mega Food” on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/80224314?s=i&trkid=14184238
The first episode was good too the Aussi pub. The other ones not so much.
Hi u/LeroyoJenkins,
I'd like to answer your question even if it's rhetorical:
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>You make hollow books from scratch, or you take books and destroy them to use as decoration?
Kara here. I purchase books and destroy them in that you're unable to read the contents of that particular, physical book, yes indeed. H.P. Lovecraft is in the public domain, so if I wished, I could make copies of his titles legally. But I do also craft many books that are not in public domain and so I'd be in copyright violation by fabricating those titles.
My customers, booklovers, request books that mean something to them personally, a book they know passages of by heart oftentimes. The beauty of seeing just the cover of a physical book is that it can remind one of the story and even the specific time in your life that you enjoyed the book.
The excellent thing is, Lovecraft and billions of other amazing works of literature are available for free on the Project Gutenberg. https://www.gutenberg.org/
I understand the reverence for real, physical books. Books are symbolic of knowledge and creativity and freedom of speech, and destroying any part of them seems to be an affront to those ideals.
One thing I like to share is that I refrain from crafting irreplaceable or rare volumes such as my prized early 1900s Poe pocket editions you can see in the pic, (fully readable!). I urge everyone to buy real books whether for reading or for propping up a table leg, or making a hollow book. By buying real books, we keep the print industry alive!
Thank you kindly for taking the time to post your reaction to my work here.
Kara
You can also grab one just like it on Amazon for about $10.
It's in Dutch so beware. It's also not a literary piece, it's more of an informative book. There's one on parks and modern buildings too. I saw the collection in a library but that particular one seemed most fun.
If you're looking for a more general book about cool old architecture. You should get the Atlas Of Brutalist Architecture. I got mine a few months back and by god it's so beautiful.
https://www.donner.nl/rotterdam-wederopbouw-stad/-/9789462087224 i only found it on the site of the bookstore i went to, maybe it's just a local book.
Uncle Milton Moon In My Room® https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B071NM2DZB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ESPZJJDAWNV8H21HGG6S
Basically his favorite thing since he was a very tiny baby. He’s 3.5 now and it’s been used every night since he was out of the womb. It even has a mode where it goes through the phases!
This is maybe the most famous part of of the sculptre park, but there are also a lot more sculptures. Here you can have a closer look at some of the sculptures, true they're pretty strange! http://www.buzzfeed.com/fjelstud/the-strangest-sculptures-of-oslos-frogner-park
Just thought it was cool.
Here's the source for the images: http://www.openculture.com/2016/04/the-cover-of-george-orwells-1984-becomes-less-censored-with-wear-and-tear.html
His name is Dave Parker and here's a link to the actual post on Etsy.
It didn't take very long. That's a very short piece of code.
For the most part, it's about the same as normal typing to type the code. It's thinking about the code that takes the most time.
Sometimes it's faster than normal typing when you have some tricks you can use. In my editor, I can select a word and press CTRL + Shift + L to edit all occurrences of that word in my file.
I made a couple of changes to the formatting after I typed it, but a lot of developers don't even need to do that. Many have formatting automated with tooling such as ESLint and Prettier.
With those tools, formatting rules are already defined and you can set it up so that it automatically formats your code when you save the file.
There's a great episode of the podcast 99 Percent Invisible about this design and the history of it. This is a great sub if you're a listener: r/99percentinvisible
Also, personal plug, I created a T-shirt with this flag because I had to have one for myself.
This looks 100% designed by someone from the League of Legends website design.
Especially the gold trace.
I literally just looked it up, there's several examples there
Blender is a free & open-source 3D modelling program with a lot of video tutorials online.
It should be capable of producing renders of this quality in the hands of a skilled user.
It does take into account rain according to http://www.forensicdynamics.com/stopping-braking-distance-calculator
However does not take into account reaction time.
If you want to take this into account and assume a reaction time of 1s on wet roads you come up with 12 m https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/stopping-distance
Technically you could subtract the actual breaking distance from the stopping distance as the car in front needs to decelerate as well.
Also to consider is that for the pictures in question it's unlikely that a driver engages the brakes as hard as they can as they should see the "barriers" from much further away.
I mean they make things like this. it keeps the smell inside and then when your filling up with gas or buying more cigarettes just take it out and empty it into a trash can. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0028JJTQC/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_A7NNN724ZD84W3XETKYE?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
It seems that your comment contains 1 or more links that are hard to tap for mobile users. I will extend those so they're easier for our sausage fingers to click!
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I have. It says nothing about Amsterdam currently facing rising sea levels. All it says in relation to rising sea levels is that when the Afsluitdijk needs to be raised, it can be widened as well. The idea was introduced in 2008, and has not been implemented.
Amsterdam is currently situated between two huge locks. These two locks keep the city safe from rising sea levels. The article the OP linked to refers to rising sea levels requiring more land being dedicated for water storage while there already is a shortage of building land.
It's not the city that has problems with rising sea levels, it's the country. And these houses are definitely not the solution.
> Its a bunch of coronavirus spewing outta the chimneys of the White House.
You sure that's what the virus looks like?? Have any sources that back this up??
sure. lost many partners by making clear that I won't have any children under any circumnstances.
as for suicide, I would gladly oblige since life is painful and I have nothing to live for, but unfortunately my superduper absolute fear of death and survival instinct keep me very safe and prohibit me from attempting suicide.
there's no need to kill people, just stop making so many more new ones every day.
http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/
more than twice the number of deaths, in fact.
> I don't believe that all of it is bad design it's just design that isn't aesthetically pleasing to you
Here is the issue. Things that are well designed are not about aesthetics, the have good aesthetics when they are well designed.I believe that when people think this way, they are actually referring to art.
I studied design and work as a designer. Prior to my education I thought more like this, but I really had little understanding of what design actually is.
You comment suggests that you think that design is a form of art, but it is not.
Design solves problems. It presents solutions. It takes formerly unrelated items and forges something new and better than that which was previously.
When you talk about "breaking rules and unleashing whimsy. It's ok for a design be fun and obscure" you are clealy talking about art.
Design is controlled and restrained. Design has purpose and function.
As I said before things that are designed well will often be aesthetically pleasing, but this is the result of good design, not the purpose of it.
I will say again, Design is not art
I guess they only converted one building into a shopping mall then. Although the rest of their territory looks pretty derelict (the signs are advertising a car wash and an air conditioner refuelling service).
Looks like the font is Hanley: https://creativemarket.com/DISTRICT62/623759-Hanley-Font-Collection It's a good investment. The number of font variants, letter variants, flourishes and other extras is wild.
Well it depends on what format you're looking for.
PPT allows you to export your presentation as an MP4 video. The video could then easily be converted into a more useful format for the web using a number of online or offline methods. (MP4 to GIF, APNG etc.)
If you're looking for an SVG with SMIL you might be out of luck.
No worries, “good” is very subjective. Here’s someone who agrees with me: https://mubi.com/notebook/posts/movie-poster-of-the-week-lancelot-du-lac-and-the-film-posters-of-raymond-savignac
Sorry this didn’t meet your criteria, though.
Okay, since you’ve opted out of my recommendation to familiarize yourself with the subject I’m talking about, which is the higher variance in male cognitive ability, I’ll give you the first article.
Let me know when you’ve finished reading it.
>The United States was founded on religious grounds
No, No, NO. Some of the original settlers came to the Americas to be able to practice their religion freely, but the country itself WAS NOT FOUNDED on religious grounds. The ONLY mention of religion whatsoever in the main body of the Constitution itself is Article 6, section 3, which states: >"no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States."
which flies in the face of the notion that there were religious grounds for the founding; if that was the case, why would they go out of their way to ensure nonreligious people would have the same access to power?
Lets add a bit more fuel to the fire: Article 11 of the 1796 treaty with Tripoli, which was ratified by congress: >"As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion; as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility, of Mussulmen [Muslims]; and as the said States never entered into any war or act of hostility against any Mahometan [Muslim] nation, it is declared by the parties that no pretext arising from religious opinions shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony existing between the two countries."
Add to that, most of the founding fathers were Deists, not Christians. Ever hear of the Jefferson Bible? Even Lincoln was quoted as having said "The Bible is not my book, nor Christianity my profession."
And a little bit of trivia for you on the "In God We Trust": That wasn't on the money until the 50's. It was ONLY put there by a reactionary congress due to the menace of the atheistic nature of USSR.
Here’s a floor plan and more renders
https://planner5d.com/blog/cHGa/how-to-recreate-the-friends-apartment-with-planner-5d
These logos were 'discovered' in 2016 by Stefano Tirloni as a result of browsing this book (just an amazon link) by Yasaburo Kuwayama
Your asking for a very specific thing here. The Ottoman’s governed their empire differently at different times. It’s important to note that the time period the Marbles were taken was one in which the Ottomans were loosening their grip over Greece. Their social and political institutions (janissaries, the Ulema) that maintained authority across the empire lost their influence and there were a lot more opportunities for Greeks to live independently. So trying to understand Ottoman laws actually enforced in Greece from 1801-1821 is meaningless. It’s possible the Marbles were bought from the Ottomans (who were DESPERATE for money) and Lord Elgin took them based off that, which imo is not reason enough for Britain to hang onto them. If you’re interested in reading more about Ottoman Greece, check out this book. It’s definitely bias against the Ottomans, and doesn’t offer an analysis centuries later, but instead is a good look into the conditions in Greece during the time. I see you’re arguing it in a modern context with modern laws and ignoring the moral aspect, but I think understanding the Marbles being taken during a time of independence, social, political change and a reemergence of Greek culture/language allows for a critical look into who has authority over the objects.
I’ve been looking into vertical gardens for my own garden. And from what I found is that most vertical garden have a system similar to this
If the used system is sturdy enough it should hold but I do think regular maintenance is needed to make sure the plants don’t grow too heavy.
By Eduardo Garcia Campos. But the real nutterfly chair is ny someone else:
Large Butterfly Bench - Cricket Forge - Outdoor Metal Furniture https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IGAMJ4G/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_a_DWK7824H59E79QYPCHFQ
A set of circle templates are industry standard, and include axis marks for alignment. The most important part, the tracing edge touches the paper so you don't lose accuracy in the angle of the pencil like you do with this device. Also, you draw smooth circles, not lightly faceted ones. Ellipse templates by degree can also be sorted in with them for perspective drawing. They're the shape and size of paper so they flat pack nicely too.
I found the BTA820XL on Amazon for $130. I'm seriously considering it. My partner badly wants a better toaster.
Depends on what you plan to do, but this one from Amazon is 4 for $9. Includes amp circuit and breakouts. Meant for a human body scale, so may not be accurate enough in your range.
Otherwise, Digikey has a bunch for $4.
That’s sweet. I have a separate small hand held one because I believe the battery in these suitcases isn’t allowed on board.
Etekcity Luggage Scale, Digital Portable Handheld Suitcase Weight for Travel with Rubber Paint, Temperature Sensor, 110 Pounds, Battery Included https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NW62PCA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_e-17Fb6W26DY9
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spaceman.verticonspro&hl=en_US&gl=US
Icon pack for people to consider. I didn't realize there was all this hate about the new icons because I've been using this icon pack for years and don't even consider changing it.
I use Nova Launcher with this icon pack, it's unlisted in the Play Store so it's hard to find but has great Material Design icons.
For those looking for this product, it appears to be called OrgoNote Classic and can be found on Amazon for $18.95. In fact, this is one of the product images. It's also got half of the periodic table inside each cover.
I think you bought a knock-off or simply don't know how this product works. A simple amazon search for this product shows in the description as follows:
" Twist and lock lid with built in straining feature."
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I'll let you take a look at this .
I have a clock as my live wallpaper that does the same thing.
It's Hypno Clock Live Wallpaper. Setting the colors is a bit fiddly, and you can't save presets without paying for the pro version.
Monument Valley 2 is now available free on Play Store and App Store.
I guess arguably, it isn't. But there's a whole series of similar actually minimalist Pelican book covers like this one: https://www.amazon.com/Stigma-Management-Spoiled-Identity-Pelican/dp/0140209980, and with the rules calling for a "descriptive title", I didn't want to add some crappy wordy description, so thought I'd just go with "minimalist book cover".
(also pinging u/LogicWeaknr)
I wouldn't even qualify this as "okay design". The logo doesn't intuitively give off a honey comb vibe. It almost feels like a hex nut. Of course, when you read "pure honey", you get a sense that it's meant to be a honey comb.
Yeah, maybe if the actual bottle was a honey comb shape, then maaaayybeee it might qualify for design porn. Even this bottle would qualify higher for design porn than the one you submitted: https://www.amazon.com/honeycomb-Heat-Resistant-Storage-Container-Kitchen/dp/B07ZDFBV4F
I have these from Amazon and they work great.
Not gonna lie though some cashiers get pissy when I use them.
I have that book of soviet anti alcohol consumption banners. it has amazing art in it
http://fuel-design.com/media/alcohol/Alcohol%20cover.jpg
https://www.amazon.com/Alcohol-Anti-Alcohol-Posters-Alexei-Plutser-Sarno/dp/0993191150
Here it is cheaper on Amazon.
Why does it seem like your account only posts links to geekydeal.com? And why delete your comment where I point this out and post it again? And why use all your alts to downvote me and upvote yourself?
btw its called a cat thing. gf forwarded me to buy it for her lol
If you want to be in the middle these ones are amazing and made by a really solid brand. I use them for all my cross stitching and they’re really nice and sharp.
this got me wondering and I am absolutely shocked to see aquanet has an updated can: https://www.amazon.com/Aqua-Net-Professional-Spray-Extra/dp/B001VFT0VS/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1534962365&sr=8-1&keywords=aquanet