Yep, get 100 monkeys banging away on 100 typewriters for a hundred years and you might just end up with Shakespeare’s plays. And get enough companies combining smartphones and paper pieces together long enough and you’re bound to come up with a cool, creative piece. Fortunately it didn’t take communications company Auditoire nearly that long to come up with this clever pop-up greeting card.
Best to just let the video speak for itself on this one:
The late writer Theodore Sturgeon maintained that 90% of everything is crap, and by jove he might’ve been on...
When Leica wanted to release a limited edition luxury camera, they eschewed the leather band normally found on such...
For many products, there’s no better way to add an extra touch of elegance than with a beautifully designed, luxurious label....
Sappi Fine Paper North America continues to poke fun at the occasionally absurd world of printing with the latest...
The Giving Back with Design webinar really struck a chord. But that doesn’t surprise me. At the end of...
Just when you think you’ve seen about every iteration of letterpress printing, somebody raids the toy chest and whips...
If we love paper so much, how come we encounter so many bland personal notecards? They’re nice and all,...
You don’t have to work too hard to convince the PaperSpecs team that paper is far more than a...
Digitally Foiled Greenspun Shapiro CardMoving this holiday card around makes the reflective Gold Foil pattern appear to dance...
Weekly Quiz: To What Does the Term “Rich Black” Refer?Despite the seemingly endless number of colors achievable on press, the one hardest to...
Weekly Quiz: Name this Fold!You've seen this type of fold in one form or another all your life,...
DuMOL 25th Anniversary Wine Label + BrandingThis identity uses a sophisticated blend of sculptured emboss, and digital and letterpress printing...
Hue Magazine With Punch-Out-Box CoverThis alumni magazine for NYC's Fashion Institute of Technology features a cover that can...
© 2002 - 2024 PaperSpecs
