"Live 50 years into the future? Well he got the hipster glasses and sharp suit right!"

"Just layout pad and marker pad back in 2010-2014, and plastic stuff for engineering drawings. I guess most of the stuff you guys were doing on the nice papers, we'd just scan into the computer and photoshop/sketchbook it."

"Graduated 2014 from the UK, in my drawing kit was;Layout Pad & Marker PadBiroMechanical PencilRubber3 cool, 3 warm grey MarkersRed, Yellow, Blue MarkersThen laptop, PS/Illustrator for anything I wanted neater than a loosely render marker/biro sketch. Needless to say Engineering Drawings etc were produced off my CAD - I'm guessing you 90s kids were sparred the 10+ hours a week spent on making CAD models for drawing and workshop time?Being a bit colour blind, I never had time for shades of colour, inevitably I'd pick up the wrong shade and ruin something!"

"One year of drafting was enough to put me off it! Though the theory was useful when we moved onto doing engineering drawings in CAD."

"This is one swish Japanese bathroom, myself and none of my friends in rural Japan have anything like this! The biggest design issues I see, particularly in older wet rooms, is that they are terrible for mould, especially round\under the bath - I would guess due to inadequate ventilation.The toilet/sink combination has a lot of promise, but I know is underused here by my friends because there is no where to put your soap! If you stick it on a shelf, you drip everywhere! (Damn conditioning to wet our hands before getting soap...). Design opportunity perhaps?"