Despite the proliferation of digital media and the convenience of tablets and phablets, we felt that the good’ol physical writing is the best way to jot down ideas and we’re pretty sure at least 2,500 folks on this planet are on the same page with us. How we know? By […]
The use of super glue has some correlation to stress. Why? Because we are always racing against time to align the broken pieces before the glue hardens, which usually occurs in a matter of seconds and on top of that, we run the risk of getting our fingers stuck together […]
Eraser. The staple of our childhood education lives and depending on where you’re from, it may have one or more uses other than correcting mistakes, be it a game of tossing challenge or simply loaded one with staples to race them across the desk. But we shan’t dwell into that […]
Too many junks on your desk? We’d say dump them all in a dumpster. No. Not that dumpster. Dump them into the Dumpsty miniature dumpsters. You may have seen Dumpsty before, but these Dumpsty Artist Editions are not just any standard Dumpsty.
so you are comfortable with pen and paper? but how nice if you could translate what you have written with a regular pen into digital form and have say, your appointments jotted in your planner and be reminded of them digitally via your mobile device? though it involves your good’ol […]
stationery shop’s writing instrument section is a stark reminder that how we reliant we are on pen even in this digital age, which brings us to a wish that has been lingering in our minds: how nice it would be if the things we doodle or write gets digitized automatically. […]
i can’t remember when was the last time i used a pen or pencil. oh wait. as a matter fact i do: it was for filling out the lottery form. anyways, it goes to show that traditional writing instruments still has its place in our gadget filled, gestures-reliant world. be […]
business cards have been around for ages and even in this digital age, the design remains largely unchallenged. it is still a piece of paper with your name and contact info. sure, it may have additional stuff like web URL, or even a QR code for quick access to your […]
we bet imagining a pen of the future is not in the order of any creative person, geek or scientist, however, the folks over at Pininfarina begs to differ – the have came up with a revolutionary pen that requires no ink and will never need to be refilled.
unless you have a pen that folds, we would imagine you will need something to carry them around, well, that is assuming you still depends on pen to jolt down notes or doodles. i still carry a pen, mainly for filling out lottery forms (don’t look at me that way, i need those money as much as you do) and
depending on how you carry your writing implements, portability could be a pointy issue, such as ink-stained pockets, pen breaking through pocket and unsightly protrusion while in the front pockets of you jeans that could also hinder freedom of movement like squatting. while solutions exist in the form of smaller pens, retractible item and such, they are mostly done at the expense of