Insecurity Envelopes Look Like the Inside of Secure Envelopes
Robyn Currie — September 18, 2009 — Art & Design
References: designyearbook.blogspot & notcot.org
Insecurity envelopes are the next big thing when it comes to mailing your letters. Granted the actual practice of mailing letters is a wee bit antiquated with the advancement of technology, but it doesn’t mean that the insecurity envelopes are any less cool.
According to DesignYearbook, “Insecurity Envelopes are a series of laser-cut envelopes that JK Keller developed based on the patterns printed inside security envelopes.” A word of advice though, I would not be sending cash, cheques or money orders in the insecurity envelopes anytime soon.
According to DesignYearbook, “Insecurity Envelopes are a series of laser-cut envelopes that JK Keller developed based on the patterns printed inside security envelopes.” A word of advice though, I would not be sending cash, cheques or money orders in the insecurity envelopes anytime soon.
Trend Themes
1. Geometric Mailing Accessories - Opportunity for innovative designs in mailing accessories using geometric patterns.
2. Insecurity Envelopes - Potential for creating secure yet visually intriguing envelopes that challenge traditional mailing practices.
3. Advancement of Technology - Expanding digital communication technologies create an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the mailing industry.
Industry Implications
1. Printing and Packaging Industry - Insecurity envelopes highlight the potential for creating unique and aesthetically appealing mailing products.
2. Stationery and Office Supplies - Opportunity for manufacturers to offer innovative and secure mailing solutions for personal and business use.
3. Fintech and Payment Solutions - Disruptive innovation could come from developing secure and convenient electronic payment solutions that reduce the need for physical mailing.
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