The "I Love You But..." Picture Book
Marissa Brassfield — November 18, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: loveyoubut & notcot.org
The "I Love You But..." picture book is a joint effort by Alex Holder and Ross Neil that exposes and celebrates the pet peeves we all inevitably find in our relationships.
There are dozens of illustrations in "I Love You But..." with pet peeves that are nearly universal. For example, the first image contains the caption, "I love you but... you wear sunglasses indoors." From the friend that overstays his welcome to the acquaintance who ends every written sentence with several exclamation points, the minor annoyances in "I Love You But..." all add up.
There are dozens of illustrations in "I Love You But..." with pet peeves that are nearly universal. For example, the first image contains the caption, "I love you but... you wear sunglasses indoors." From the friend that overstays his welcome to the acquaintance who ends every written sentence with several exclamation points, the minor annoyances in "I Love You But..." all add up.
Trend Themes
1. Relationship Pet Peeve Guides - Creating picture books and guides to help people handle their pet peeves in relationships.
2. Humorous Illustrations - Developing humorous illustrations that point out common pet peeves.
3. Celebrating Annoyances Culture - Embracing and celebrating minor irritations in relationships through art and humor.
Industry Implications
1. Publishing - The publishing industry can capitalize on creating more humorous and relatable relationship guides.
2. Art and Design - Art and design industries can work on developing humorous illustrations to point out common relationship pet peeves.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can create more shows, movies, and podcasts centered around celebrating and commiserating over relationship pet peeves.
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