u/ExcusableTea

Man, I’ve reached the point in life where I genuinely want a minivan.

I want to haul lumber, grab random roadside treasures, load up the family for road trips, and still have room for Menards runs.

Trying to decide between:
2017 Toyota Sienna AWD 19k, 186k miles, service records.
2015 Dodge Grand Caravan 13k, 84k miles, tons of service records

The Sienna seems like the smarter long-term van, but the mileage is pretty high for the price. The Caravan has way lower miles and good maintenance history, but I know the reputation isn’t as strong.
What would you pick and why? Anyone owned either of these long term?”

Rock climbing has kind of become the default visual metaphor for ‘motivation’ and ‘overcoming obstacles’ in a design.

In your work, what alternative imagery or concepts have you used to communicate the idea of overcoming obstecles in a fresh or more original way? What’s worked (or failed)?”