Ambiguity Magnets

Still searching for funny grammar designs? Make a statement with this The Oxford Comma Resolving Ambiguity Since 1905 tee. Makes a great gift for the grammar correction cop in your life who loves funny grammar tees.

Strategic Ambiguity:

Androgynous Person: Celestial Ambiguity -- An illustration of an androgynous person dressed all in red with their face centered in the moon, in the style of surrealist manga, dark sky-blue and gray, detailed skies amongst fantastical contraptions

Everybody stands for something but sometimes you may wonder just what you are willing to stand up for. Why not stand strong for...

A design inspired by the lyrics to lgbt anthem - Smalltown Boy by Bronski Beat

Emoji shrug with text underneath reading “embrace ambiguity.”

Androgynous Person: Celestial Ambiguity -- An illustration of an androgynous person dressed all in red with their face centered in the moon, in the style of surrealist manga, dark sky-blue and gray, detailed skies amongst fantastical contraptions on a Dark Background

Start an Intellectual discussion without saying a word with this: Ideal gift for your word loving friends (or those you quite don't understand) Buy several for future gifts

Ambiguity, what happens in vagueness stays in vagueness. Funny Los Vegas parody design. What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas.

Unleash the whimsy with our "Peekaboo Teddy Bear" design! This playful and quirky illustration features a cute teddy bear peeking out from a ragged hole, casting a subtle shadow that adds a touch of ambiguity to the scene. It's a delightful blend of cuteness and mystery that's sure to captivate your imagination. Let the bear's innocent gaze and the ragged hole's quirkiness brighten your day with a dash of charming enigma.

Great gift idea for a language nerd.

Many of Tuymans' works depict seemingly banal subjects, such as empty rooms, everyday objects, and portraits of individuals, but upon closer inspection, reveal deeper and darker meanings. His paintings often convey a sense of ambiguity and unease, as if something is hidden just beneath the surface.

Luc Tuymans is a Belgian artist known for his figurative paintings that often explore themes of memory, history, and identity. Tuymans' paintings are characterized by their minimalist compositions, muted color palettes, and subtle references to historical events and individuals.

Overall, Tuymans' art is known for its subtlety, intensity, and social commentary, and has earned him widespread recognition as one of the most important contemporary artists working today

Many of Tuymans' works depict seemingly banal subjects, such as empty rooms, everyday objects, and portraits of individuals, but upon closer inspection, reveal deeper and darker meanings. His paintings often convey a sense of ambiguity and unease, as if something is hidden just beneath the surface.

Overall, Tuymans' art is known for its subtlety, intensity, and social commentary, and has earned him widespread recognition as one of the most important contemporary artists working today

Luc Tuymans is a Belgian artist known for his figurative paintings that often explore themes of memory, history, and identity. Tuymans' paintings are characterized by their minimalist compositions, muted color palettes, and subtle references to historical events and individuals.

Ponzo's illusion. The vertical red line to the left of the image appears to be smaller than the one to the right. In fact they are the same length, but the brain perceives them differently due to the converging black lines. This illusion exploits the brain's understanding of perspective: imagine the converging lines are a representation of a wall going into the distance. The red line to the right then appears to span a greater width of what the brain interprets as parallel lines. Hence it concludes it is larger.

Muller-Lyer illusion. The two lines with arrows at each end appear to be different lengths on the left. In fact they are the same length. There are many explanations for this, but it is thought likely that it exploits our brain's perception of perspective. Viewing the lines as existing in 3 dimensions and assuming that the arrows are emerging perpendicularly to the lines, we get the impression that the line on the right hand side is closer than the one on the left. As the line at the left is perceived to be further away, it is assumed by the brain to be longer.

Funny Linguist Linguistic Linguistics - I Love Ambiguity More Than Most People

Ambiguous Why Design - Can you see multiple things here?

Ambiguous Why (Alternate) Design - Can you see multiple things here?

Certainty is easy when you're stupid

Confused? Me too. What happens in vagueness stays in vagueness

OMG !!!

The precarious double-edge sword of engagement. VUCA sword and saying - Used in military training to dimensionalize the multilateral environments of engagement and how to be prepared for them. More recently it is commonplace as a business acumen to: make decisions, mitigate risks, implement change management, and problem solving. Preparedness, anticipation, evolution and intervention, all part of personal accountability, relationships, and interactions.

"good intentions"