Next station.
I designed some classroom signs recently.
Since it's for a Japanese language school, I had the idea of naming each classrooms according to the different cities in Japan. I designed them according to the style of the signs you see in train stations.
The teachers did notice them and gave positive feedback in general. (Mostly 'Kawaii~!')
But yesterday one of teachers gave out a cry and said 'Oh, you actually designed them individually and the directions do match the other classrooms!'
Apparently everyone thought I grabbed the signs from the internet and simply printed them out.
I'm not sure if I should feel happy that my ideas and design were so perfect that it went unnoticed, or sad that in general people really don't really pay attention to design.
Since it's for a Japanese language school, I had the idea of naming each classrooms according to the different cities in Japan. I designed them according to the style of the signs you see in train stations.
The teachers did notice them and gave positive feedback in general. (Mostly 'Kawaii~!')
But yesterday one of teachers gave out a cry and said 'Oh, you actually designed them individually and the directions do match the other classrooms!'
Apparently everyone thought I grabbed the signs from the internet and simply printed them out.
I'm not sure if I should feel happy that my ideas and design were so perfect that it went unnoticed, or sad that in general people really don't really pay attention to design.


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