Every job has its pros and cons, and while society is well introduced to most positions, the daily lives of some still remain a mystery to the general public. For example, take designers. These nocturnal beings, hiding over the screens of computers, are certainly one of the more exotic creatures of whom we know very little. To shed some light on these individuals, an artist known as Cauliflower Time has undertaken a 100-day challenge where she hilariously illustrates the struggles designers go through.
According to DesignTAXI, she sketches rough ideas on sticky notes when inspiration strikes, and then copies them over to Adobe Sketch on her iPad Pro. "Most of my ideas stem from the silly and often outrageous things that I hear daily, which I then translate into comic form." From questionable office politics to the creative process review, these situations are without a doubt gear-grindingly annoying. Scroll down to check out the funny images and let us know in the comments if you face anything similar!
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They never say that when you come early, - Hey you are early today, everything ok?
Sadly true! We are working in jails, hands tied to our keyboards and legs tied to office chairs!
NO MORE FREE LABOR!!! Everyone needs to stop volunteering and doing unpaid internships. Young, talented people (with college debt) are being devalued. It's got to stop.
This is actually far better than trying to be psychic on what's wanted. What's far worse is a client who doesn't know what they want, but knows what they don't want when you show it to them - namely your first several concepts.
My dad’s an executive creative director. The second, third, and fourth I know are not true for him. I am not sure about the first, though.
Yes, because having the build of a Barbie doll due to lots of photoshop and starving yourself is "general population".
I had to do some materials for an airport conference not long after 9/11. A conference attended by those in the industry. Number one requirement on the brief was not to show any images of aircraft as it might be considered insensitive.
so true. heads always take weeks to come down on ideas and then look you with "why ain't this done" eyes after handing it to you an hour ago.
I'd be like, "LOL! Be happy for the number of 'people who actually tolerate our constant advertising crap that never gets us anywhere' we have currently! Let me know when you want me to get rid of our advertising." ;)
Like every luxe brand who now does perfume, luggage, watches, pen,...
Often is worse, we see that with politics here, they feel like they are minister, so they NEED to do sth and change, and it often end in bad stuff but that way they can say "I have made that education reform!"
this one reminds me of a little story a few years back: client: i want an online store just like emag.ro , me: i can do you one better cuz things changed since they made it and they will also upgrade, client: no, i want it just like that, me:ok ... , 4 weeks into the 5 weeks project emag upgrades their site to the Exact look and functionality i was proposing the client Maxxit-Sho...9a-png.jpg 
every.single.fcking time.... and they give it to you like they are really going out of their way to help you by putting it into PP
