Christophe Machet's Traffic Sheep Promotes Cute Safety
Meghan Young — January 5, 2011 — Art & Design
References: christophemachet & neatorama
Some things are so practical that a redesign seems redundant, yet the traffic cone has undergone a cute transformation with these Traffic Sheep. They serve the exact same purpose in a more aesthetically-adorable manner.
Commissioned by the Municipality of Gland, Switzerland, Christophe Machet designed these Traffic Sheep. I can't help but feel like Little Mary has lost her reflective lambs when looking at these luminous farm animals.
Commissioned by the Municipality of Gland, Switzerland, Christophe Machet designed these Traffic Sheep. I can't help but feel like Little Mary has lost her reflective lambs when looking at these luminous farm animals.
Trend Themes
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Cute Redesigns of Practical Objects — The design of cute traffic cones creates opportunities for other everyday objects to be redesigned in the same manner.
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Aesthetic Appeals for Safety — The Traffic Sheep's aesthetic appeal as a safety tool creates opportunities for other safety-conscious designs.
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Novelty Safety Tools — The Traffic Sheep opens up opportunities for the creation of more unique and novel safety tools.
Industry Implications
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Public Safety — The Traffic Sheep's application in public safety creates opportunities for companies in the safety industry to create more innovative safety tools.
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Urban Planning — The Traffic Sheep's integration in urban planning creates opportunities for city planners to prioritize safety and also aesthetic appeal.
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Landscape Architecture — The Traffic Sheep's implementation in landscape architecture promotes safety in a whimsical way creating opportunities for more leisurely spaces to include safety features.
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