The NO Sign by Avichai Tadmor Helps Put Bad Habits on Hold
Amelia Roblin — November 14, 2011 — Art & Design
References: monkeybusiness.co.il
Not everybody is born with good strength of self-discipline so a little help to keep one's activities controlled can be quite liberating. Something as simple as the NO Sign by Avichai Tadmor could undertake this task, by taking hold of your favorite effects and reminding your when it's no time to use them.
Sold through Monkey Business, this cheeky piece is essentially a small tin street sign with a prop and an integrated elastic band. It has, however, been executed in a clever way with the word "NO" printed onto it in red accompanied by a circle with a stretchy strike through it.
The sling within the NO Sign by Avichai Tadmor can keep hold of mobile phones, cigarettes, candy and more. It can be used to with real contents to communicate room rules or act as your own personal supervisor, clasping your gadgets while you work.
Sold through Monkey Business, this cheeky piece is essentially a small tin street sign with a prop and an integrated elastic band. It has, however, been executed in a clever way with the word "NO" printed onto it in red accompanied by a circle with a stretchy strike through it.
The sling within the NO Sign by Avichai Tadmor can keep hold of mobile phones, cigarettes, candy and more. It can be used to with real contents to communicate room rules or act as your own personal supervisor, clasping your gadgets while you work.
Trend Themes
1. Self-discipline Assistance - Creating products that help individuals with self-discipline can disrupt the personal development industry.
2. Reminder Tools - Developing innovative ways to remind individuals to follow certain rules or habits can disrupt the productivity tools market.
3. Personal Supervisor Gadgets - Designing devices that act as personal supervisors, holding onto personal items and enforcing discipline, can disrupt the mobile accessories industry.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Development - The personal development industry can benefit from products that assist individuals with self-discipline.
2. Productivity Tools - The productivity tools market can be disrupted by innovative reminder tools that help individuals follow rules or habits.
3. Mobile Accessories - The mobile accessories industry can be disrupted by devices that act as personal supervisors, holding personal items and enforcing discipline.
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