Graphic Designers Get Their Fair Share of Ridiculous Advice

Sharpsuits underwent an ambitious project to have graphic designers make the most ridiculous suggestions they've received into cathartic internet art. If it's taught us one thing, it's that people are some kind of terrible at figuring out what they want.

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