Pencil Post, 2013 by Chloe Galea from UK
This was done by a Sophomore at Vista Murrieta High School in the Graphic Design II class
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The Game Cube can be hit with a sledgehammer and work just fine. The Nintendo DS was specifically designed to be able to survive a 1.5 meter (five foot) drop onto solid concrete without breaking, and one of the company’s bigwigs wouldn’t let it go past the design phase until the design team could guarantee it could survive the drop at least 10 times. In fact, Nintendo products have such a reputation for being impossible to break through normal means that they spawned the term “Nintendium”—an all-purpose phrase given to pieces of technology that survive extreme punishment. For example, take the Gulf War Game Boy, an original Game Boy console that survived having a freaking bomb dropped on it.
Nintendo never advertises their products as being durable, they don’t brag about their Game Boys being bomb-proof or their consoles being tough enough to survive being hit by a car. They just expect their customers to be human and include features to prepare for that humanity. While other companies decide that they’re nice by including a cover to protect the screen of the $600 phone you just bought in case you drop it, Nintendo just builds a device that can survive being dropped in the first place and doesn’t make a big deal about it. Because that’s how a real company does business.
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I dropped my 3DS down a flight of concrete stairs and it just got a little scratched on the corners.
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Ohio-based identity designer Adam Ladd asked his 5-year-old daughter her impressions on some popular logos — my favorite is her response to the Boeing logo. This is so adorable. I can’t even—
Give every one of your villains a theme song.
Not just big bads, but minor mooks and wandering monsters too. Each one gets their own individual theme song and the battle can’t start until you’ve listened to all of them.
Have your rogue speak thief’s cant, which is just English but the only verb is “yoink”.
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