Notepad Concept Provides Low-Tech, Clean Slate
Situated somewhere between a cocktail napkin and a smartphone, this notepad concept developed by Piotr Górski is ideal for the Luddite in all of us, who secretly craves a bit of elegant, low-tech design in our lives. The slim, credit card sized tablet utilizes the qualities of rubber and foil in combination to create temporary imprints that can be made using any pointed object from an included stylus to a swizzle stick. When passed across the surface, an attached slider bar produces a clean slate that can be written on again and again. Just one of many product innovations viewable on Gorski’s site.
[via Yanko Design]
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture |
| TAGS: | low-tech design, notepad, Piotr Gorski, Product Design |
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