after watching sunday night’s televised trainwreck, also known as part 2 of the debate, my first reaction as a concerned canadian neighbour up north, was to cry (until i laughed) for america.
now that the shock has somewhat subsided, i thought, why not look around at some of the good things to have come from this debate, and election in general; most being design-related.
this jessica walsh and timothy goodman project: build kindness, not walls.
this video of the debate to the tune of ‘i’ve had the time of my life’ shows that the internet is truly a magical place.
the fact that #sniffles was trending; a very sad sign of what could possibly be in store for america.
this breakout star of the night: ken bone.
this fast company article that tries to solve which pantone colour donald trump’s face is.
this sagmeister & walsh project: pins won’t save the world
the now iconic identity developed by michael beirut that has taken on a life of its own at the hands of hillary’s design team, despite harsh criticism from the design community at the start.
lastly, that moment where trump referred to himself as a gentleman during the debate. comedy gold; we all know that’s not true.
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