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Explaining graphic design to four-year-olds

“I also pointed out that toilet design is really important. We all use toilets every day, and they need to be the right size, and comfortable to sit on, and you need to be able to reach the paper. Cue lots of giggles and muttering of the word ‘toilet’. Want to get 4-year-olds on-side? Talk about toilets.”

Many times I get asked by my kids, what is it exactly that I do? It is not easy to explain graphic design, especially to young ones.

This funny article tries to explain graphic design to four-year-olds and gets it right.

The Nivea Doll

I would not imagine that someone could come up with such an idea, but the Nivea Doll is a clever one to help kids understand the importance of sunblock use. Part of a Nivea campaign, this doll is made with UV-sensitive material and actually sunburns when it is exposed to sunlight without protection! The child has to put sunblock on the doll to prevent it from turning pink.

It’s a shame because apparently it is not yet a product that parents can actually buy, so can someone please take this idea and make it reach the general public?

(via Creative Review)

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