My thoughts on ruining a great design

A design, to me, is meant to be unique to itself yet also simple so that everybody can understand the point you get across. Street signs for example pop out from the norm with vibrant colors such as red or yellow, and normally consist of all capital letters in order to keep attention of the drivers; STOP signs are the best example of this. Other designs such as billboards or posters make sure that they show just enough to keep the viewers interested instead of too much or too little to draw them away, this is why some company's succeed over others. Nowadays it is far too easy to ruin a design that rides on the thin line of decency, but as long as the problems are addressed and fixed any design can be saved.

Project 1 Invention Ideas

First off I have a motor-uni-cycle which is more or less a motorcycle with one wheel. The product will be marketed towards stunt men or daredevils who like a bit of a challenge, the vehicle moves by using the foot pedals to go forward, reverse, or steer. If you have a natural lack of balance I do not recommend using this product.
Another invention that I have listed is simple Waterproof bread. It's bread that clearly; if your brain registers faster than a sloth, can be eaten in the rain, underwater, easily at the beach..but the contents that you put in the bread may not be as safe but hey, at least the breads good.

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Re: Answer these questions

Chris Koloski
Answer These Questions
1. I spend time on the computer from time to time but never did anything such as Photoshop.
2. My major is in Graphic Design as I hope to gain skills for creating video games.
3. Improvements on character designing
4 Bleedman on Deviantart.
5. Iris was a unique girl apart from the others in her school. She was born with a unique gift of magic; though not the illusions we come to know and love seen on stages or within the streets shown by people who spend their lives practicing. Iris could do the impossible such as command fire, float in mid air, and bend a persons will to her own. If she lived in a pre-modern age many would call her a witch and attempt to burn her out of fear, but she knew the power of her gift and never abused it for personal gain.