The Nature article also features the work of Colin Purrington, who had just weeks earlier puts in his candidate for the worst conference poster ever.
I think I’ve seen worse, though I don’t have any photographic evidence. This at least tries to be a poster. I have seen manuscript pages tacked up on poster board. To me, that’s worse.
On the other end of the spectrum, this might be a candidate for the best conference poster ever. Or at least the people’s choice favourite.
That one should have made it into the Nature article.
Ooh, there’s a Tumblr for silly, impractical, and inane QR codes.
Finally, Cracked takes a look at typefaces. I particularly like this quote:
Mixing (serif and sans serif fonts) in a document is akin to dressing as RoboCop at a Renaissance fair. It looks dumb and makes no fucking sense.
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Yea, I've seen much worse, too. It's surprisingly hard to make a bad poster. After trying, I have a new sense of respect for those who can do it so effortlessly.
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