Creativity is generally regarded as a good thing — and usually, it is. Now, I’m not saying the creativity you’re about to see is bad, necessarily. It’s creative, and I’ll leave it at that.
The Scream.
You know you’re artistic when you can make a pot of soup, of all things, look exactly like Munch’s “The Scream”.
How to stand out.
You might have some rain gear that’s equipped with reflective panels, but I’m willing to bet you don’t have anything that’s fully iridescent like this.
Wait a second.
Does this mean that all of the cobblestones I see on my daily walk are a fraud? Because it sure looks that way.
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Plant your butt on a butt.
I don’t know why anyone would want a stool that looks like this. If anyone would like a stool like this, I guess it’s nice that it exists.
Thinking outside the box.
This looks so stupid and so wrong, but the more I think about it, this might be something I’d be able to get used to.
No thanks.
What’s better than uncomfortable high heels? Maybe uncomfortable high heels that look like human feet…human feet with a weird pointy heel attached.
The coat building.
I didn’t know that The North Face and Gucci were collaborators, nor did I know that their biggest collaboration was a building that looks like a puffy jacket.
Fold-down convenience.
I’m hoping this is an art exhibit or something, because designing plates with hinges in them is the very definition of over-engineering.
I’d be screaming too.
These weird busts are being used as railroad ties. I guess anyone would be screaming if thousands of tons of train drove over their chest multiple times a day.
Everything the light touches is yours.
I like The Lion King as much as the next guy, but this superfan takes things to the next level by theming their whole car around the film.
Life was different in the ’70s.
i’ve always liked the aesthetic of those egg chairs, even if they don’t look that comfy. I guess all chair styles are destined to be turned into toilets by someone out there.
Chucks on your chest.
The Chuck Taylor is a truly iconic piece of footwear. I don’t know if it’s as iconic when worn like this, but it’s hard not to appreciate the creativity.
Teapots on teapots.
I don’t need my teapot to depict a much smaller teapot. I also don’t need the whole thing to look like a condescending rooster.
Pick-up Beetle.
I would never want one of these weird homemade hybrid cars, but I always appreciate seeing the creativity at work.
A tad intrusive.
I like the rustic brickwork poking through, but could do without the big dinosaur head. It’s like a Viking ship is busting through the wall.
Jolly old St. Nick.
Some people use these candles as part of a religious ceremony. Others use them to honor Nicolas Cage.
Kill it with fire.
“My son does junk hauling. He came across this treasure in an attic he was cleaning out. I’m thinking NO kid in this house ever ate their vegetables. Terrifying.”
Handy dandy.
These bike racks have little seat roofs to keep things dry. This is much better than forgetting to tie a plastic bag around the seat.
Dragon head.
This person mangled their Swiss Army knife, so they carved a dragon head in it. Now it looks like a mangled Swiss Army knife with a dragon head carved in it.
King Kong.
I don’t know why someone would build a giant gorilla out of tires. All that really matters is that someone out there did.
