While the creators of these signs get an “A” for effort, they should consider going back to the drawing board or getting someone else to make their signs.

Talented artist Kurt Wenner created these unbelievable 3D drawings in public spaces. Try to not fall into his fantastic 3D worlds.

Some of these are warning signs, others are actual business signs, but they all have some form of stupidity running through them. It takes all kinds to make a world but some very special individuals to make a ridiculous public sign.

Either someone is really good at Photoshop or there are some twisted, and in some cases, not so smart public sign makers.

The next time you plan on being a weirdo while taking the subway, think again, because someone just might snap a photo of you. These awkward, bizarre and very funny pictures were taken by stealth photographers looking to become famous, and expose their fellow strange travelers.

Going to the bathroom is only one of the things you can do in a public restroom. However, as the sign in this post shows most everything else that you do are funny but prohibited. I seriously doubt if many of the antics are even possible.

Illustrator Ali Jabbar created a series of portraits of famous politics and well-known people. The minimalist vector illustrations give each of the legendary characters a unique simple distinctive mark. All genius is simple.

Maybe this unique concept isn’t fair for ladies’ needs, but it’s perfect for men. P-Tree was created by Dutch designer Sam van Veluw as a great substitution to public toilets during big festivals and open-air concerts. Sam’s idea can help to reduce the crowds lining up at the porta-potties. Can this P-Tree be used in most countries? Take a look at it and you’ll answer this question yourself.

Located in Xiamen (Nanshan Road), China, this public toilet looks very deluxe. It’s a two-story building where the second floor is used by administration of the toilet.