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Person Trash Can
design principle upon which a trash can, for instance, can be designed like a person, with the mouth at the opening, to remind people that the trash has to come out somewhere. | |
(Inspired by Anthropomorphic Bathroom Fixtures.)
Designing a trash can in the shape of a person would remind
trash-thrower-outers that its all a cycle and things dont just
stop existing when you throw them out. It would rimind you
that the trash can is "eating" the trash and that it has to
"poop" it out somewhere and then live with that "poop" and
ideally turn the "poop" to it's advantage.
For the design principle, see the picture "Fluid Dynamic
Man"
on the linked page.
See "Fluid Dynamic Man" Picture at bottom of page
http://patricktimon...ven.com/photo3.html
The trash can could be designed with these swirly lines, with the mouth widened out. [JesusHChrist, Feb 09 2005]
(?) Anthropomorphic Bathroom Features
Anthropomorphic_20Bathroom_20Fixtures
inspiration [JesusHChrist, Feb 09 2005]
[link]
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How about designing a recycle bin in the shape of a phoenix. Maybe a really beautiful glamorous recycle bin would induce people to use the recycle bin more, and the trash can less. The trash bin could resemble a person with indigestion. |
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we have a 4 foot frog in the playground here to encourage the kids to pop their litter into his mouth. |
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How about a loo designed to look like a trash can? |
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Not many people care about what happens to real crap, let alone figurative crap. Maybe if it were designed to look like a hole in the ground? |
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Come to think of it, you could do the same for the toilet basin. |
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