This see-through movie ticket is the best idea of the decade - Yanko Design

Technically, the Shiny Movie Ticket is a winner of the all-time idea of the last decade (rather than the decade nosotros're currently in), since it won the A' Blueprint Award in the year 2019.

Moving-picture show this. You purchase your ticket, a stub of white paper with black ink printed on it. You have said stub into a movie hall, presumably when the previews are playing. The problem is that now you enter a dimply lit hall and you tin't actually see the black ink on the white paper anymore on account of the incredibly low calorie-free weather inside the theater. Maybe if you had a light, right? You take your phone out, switch the flashlight on, and now everyone'southward staring at you with cloy for existence that guy who uses a powerful flashlight inside a cinema. It'due south a really impaired problem to take in the 21st, century, no?

Here'due south the accented genius of the Shiny Movie Ticket. Information technology's a white piece of paper with black ink printed on it… except for the row and seat number (information you'd need Afterwards entering the hall). The row and seat number, rather than being printed out on the ticket, are hole-punched into the newspaper stub. All you do is concord the stub upwards to the movie screen and y'all tin can now encounter which row and seat belongs to yous. Now only if seats had glow-in-the-dark numbers printed on them then you didn't have to count your way to your spot.

The Shiny Film Ticket is a winner of the A' Pattern Award for the year 2019.

Designer: Li Peitong