20 Leading Designers Who Showed How They Beat Creative Block

Leona Martinez
Jan 21, 2022
Jan 21, 2022

It's great working in a creative industry, but can be tricky to stay enthusiastic and inspired all the time. But these designers proved that there are no limits to their imagination and creativity. Great ideas keep flowing in their head without stopping. However, nobody confirms that their works are always attractive and functional. Occasionally, they also make weird and unintelligible stuff.
Take these designs for example. They are a giant drawer building, a sculpture of a hand using a feather tickle a foot, and a shoe-shaped chair. Maybe because successful people always have their own ways, the ways they beat creative blocks are one-of-a-kind. If you are struggling for ideas and interested in funny and unusual things, follow these designers' unique paths to get your creative juices flowing again.

20 Leading Designers Who Showed How They Beat Creative Block

#1. A giant drawer building

#2. Found in Germany in front of the Würth museum. There are more of these weird things

#3. I was told this could go here; a scarf made of socks

#4. Chicken wing sculpture

#5. Getting a fresh cut to start the year

#6. These shoes were found in a second-hand shop

#7. My mom found this at Goodwill for $9. A sculpture of a hand using a feather tickle a foot

#8. Found this ... thought it belonged here

#9. A chair I saw at my job

#10. Bowling shoe heel day look

#11. When you have to be in the carpool at 8 am and the swimming pool at 6 pm

#12. Folding dinner table

#13. A ceramic cup that looks like a plastic cup that has ants on it

#14. Croc skates

#15. Found in a house that's for sale nearby

#16. Chicken soup popsicles

#17. The three-legged table that my boss found and put in my office

#18. Female toilet entrance

#19. This sculpture of a rock climber in a hospital ward

#20. I saw the hotdog candle here last week. Here is the whole collection