This collection of illustrated “Design Crime” cases written by world-renown industrial designer, Budd Steinhilber. For 25 years Budd wrote these essays about design “failures", such as radio alarm clocks, blister packaging and garbage trucks. Design Crime cases are meant to encourage better design and more ecological results, along with his attempt to fill the void of the total lack of humor in IDSA's journal. Recently, his friend, Marshall Johnson suggested to Budd’s son Carl that the Design Crimes printed in issues of INNOVATION magazine from 1989-2015 are archived at The Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, Delaware. Carl dug into the archives and assembled this honest and humorous commentary that is enhanced with Budd’s unique illustrations. Budd’s godson and Read’s son, Tucker Viemeister helped get this together (Budd’s daughter, Julie corrected the English!).