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Most of us go through our lives not really thinking a whole lot about how we space out our words. We write, we type, the word processor does it for us most of the time, and so we remain blissfully unaware of how close we might have come to disaster.
Once you’re talking about graphics, though, specifically ones that people are going to read printed out on signs, you’re not allowed to not really consider your spacing anymore.
Wondering what, exactly, I’m talking about? Here are 11 great examples that will open your eyes.
11. I would 100% park on the Pupper Level.
It sounds way better than the Upper Level.
The pupper level sounds WAY more fun to be honest. from keming
10. We can’t argue with that, kid.
I’m impressed with his reading skills, honestly.
I’m glad kids are learning an excitement for animals at such a young age from keming
9. I don’t think they reward people for that.
If they do, my shelves should be a lot fuller.
8. Is it wrong that I feel sorry for the 11th ant?
It’s tough to just miss the cutoff like that, dang.
Good news! from keming
7. OK this was definitely on purpose though.
I could not love this more.
6. I’m just gonna stop you right there.
No one requested that, I’m pretty sure.
5. That’s a conversation starter right there.
Good or bad, depending on your personality.
my hat has an awkward space in it that makes people question if I hate figs lol from keming
4. This sign caused so many existential crises.
I don’t think that’s typically the goal of the church.
God is nowhere from keming
3. Some people just choose violence.
It’s who they are, deep down on the inside.
2. This is just hilarious.
I refuse to believe that no one noticed it before it was put up.
1. I have to think better choices could have been made her.
But then we wouldn’t all be snickering, so.
I am sort of wheezing I’m laughing so hard, y’all.
What’s your favorite example of this that you’ve encountered? Share it with us in the comments!
