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What’s Wrong With Today’s Society Captured In 102 Brutally Honest Illustrations
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It's no secret that our society has its flaws - dependence on technology, taxes, obesity, devaluation of workers - to name a few. Some people may not even want to think about any of these problems in society but illustrator John Holcroft, on the other hand, he looks them straight in the eye and depicts them in a satirical way.
Though not all of us have to deal with such problems, it is a great reminder to pace yourself and to familiarize with the society today. Who knows, it might make you a better person in some way.
With a style based on 50's advertisements and a vintage feel - Holcroft perfectly captures today's social issues and modern behavior. Also, his illustrations do so in a brutally honest manner. Keep on scrolling to check them out, and you just might realize with what social media problems you have to deal every day.
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Sending this to everyone who complains of my nonparticipation in Facebook.
Found it! :) You will need time, 2 lawyers, a policeman and a choice between papers and worker :D
I don't put on masks for a reason ... Having a fake face will only fetch me fake friends ... But I do understand that some people have to put it , it's not a choice for everyone ...
There's always that one question in a test where your brain's just like "Nope! Can't do it. I'm out. Bye."
But what the point of a corkscrew if you don't have the bottle? That's not happiness to me :D
Yes, people are meat. That does not mean cannibalism is ok. It is not. It is bad. Got it?
When I first saw this, I don't notice the the words BANK scrawled against the side
Like shopping carts at some stores. Put in the quarter, use it, put it back.
I think this one represents paying rent, we all know that is a huge waste of money. Paying a mortgage on a home is an investment, when you sell you get your money back and more...this picture is shredding money, meaning it's not coming back to you in a usable fashion.
Using money to cover up your lies and bad breath (uncouth, ill mannered, uncivilized)?
Belittling words of discouragement can immobilize a person so that he is afraid to step out of his comfort zone and move towards his dreams
Men are pressured with damaging stereotypes too. The perfect man is emotionless, fit ( but not too fit), and a income earner.
Feeling like a bird trapped in a cage but it's all in your mind.. you hold the key to your happiness.. open the door and fly..
His work is suffocating.. he needs to stop taking his work with him wherever he goes