A Pop a Day
Pearl — July 14, 2008 — Art & Design
References: bubblecalendar & coolhunting
You don't have to be 10 years old to like popping bubble wrap. It is irresistible. If you are also the kind that likes to cross off each day on the calendar to mark time, then you've got to get the bubble wrap calendar. You now don't have to wait until the Christmas season for Advent calendars. You can pop one bubble every day of each year!
Stephen Turbek, an experienced designer came up with the concept. The vertical or horizontal poster sized calendars are made in Brooklyn, USA and retail for about $50. The bubble calendars are backed on clear acetate or on white paper. Paper (cardstock) versions are also available.
Stephen Turbek, an experienced designer came up with the concept. The vertical or horizontal poster sized calendars are made in Brooklyn, USA and retail for about $50. The bubble calendars are backed on clear acetate or on white paper. Paper (cardstock) versions are also available.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Calendars - Opportunity to create more interactive and engaging daily calendars to cater to consumers' desire for fun and novelty.
2. Sensory Marketing - Opportunity to create products that cater to consumers' desire for tactile stimulation and sensory experiences.
3. Nostalgic Products - Opportunity to capitalize on consumers' desire for nostalgia through updated twists on classic products such as bubble wrap.
Industry Implications
1. Stationery and Office Supplies - Opportunity for companies to explore innovative and interactive product designs to engage consumers in the stationery and office supply market.
2. E-commerce - Opportunity for e-commerce companies to create unique and novel products that are not typically found in brick-and-mortar stores.
3. Advertising and Marketing - Opportunity for marketers to leverage the popularity of sensory marketing to create memorable and engaging advertising campaigns.
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