2 Kinds of People : A Visual Compatibility Quiz

By Joao Rocha

10.00 JOD

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ISBN: 9780761189497

Publisher: Workman Publishing

Binding: Paperback

Number of Pages: 176

Publication Date: 11-Jul-17

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2 Kinds of People is the interactive visual personality quiz that’s as much fun as a game. It works by showing two illustrations side by side. If you and your partner pick the same one, score it on the foldout wheel in the back, and move to the next. At the end, the number of matches determines where you fall on the Scale of Compatibility, ranging from mortal enemies to soul mates. There are 84 pairs in all, covering food, home, technology, travel, and more. It’s the perfect icebreaker, a clever way to find out if you and your best friend/date/coworker and/or person you just met in a bar are compatible. Cup or cone? Cash or plastic? Shower or bath? Escalator or stairs? Toilet paper over, or toilet paper under? Like they say, it’s the little things in life that really count.

Joao Rocha is an art director and freelance illustrator. He is the creator of two wildly popular Tumblrs: 2 Kinds of People and Kim Jong-Il Looking at Things. He lives in Lisbon, Portugal.

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Joao Rocha is an art director and freelance illustrator. He is the creator of two wildly popular Tumblrs: 2 Kinds of People and Kim Jong-Il Looking at Things. He lives in Lisbon, Portugal.

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2 Kinds of People is the interactive visual personality quiz that's as much fun as a game. It works by showing two illustrations side by side. If you and your partner pick the same one, score it on the foldout wheel in the back, and move to the next. At the end, the number of matches determines where you fall on the Scale of Compatibility, ranging from mortal enemies to soul mates. There are 84 pairs in all, covering food, home, technology, travel, and more. It's the perfect icebreaker, a clever way to find out if you and your best friend/date/coworker and/or person you just met in a bar are compatible. Cup or cone? Cash or plastic? Shower or bath? Escalator or stairs? Toilet paper over, or toilet paper under? Like they say, it's the little things in life that really count.