“Time and tide wait for no man”, so goes the saying and that’s the exact feeling I get when I see this roll-calendar called “The Past”. As you pull out the paper, the dates fly past, compelling you to realize the value of time diminishing. This convenient roll splits time into days without repeating….and when wasted, it becomes a scribble pad!
Yeah, no time like the present…so stop dwelling in the past!
Designers: Chen Wan Jan, Fangyi Lai, Zhang Qiao Yan & Huang Kung Ting
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This would make a great toilet paper. Just saying.
Maybe if you only plan to use one sheet a day, lol
well if this was designed as toilet paper it pretty much a "FAIL" .. . if the calendar is to work we'll have to visit the toilet once a day im sure that not gonna happen …my only guess is that thing wouldn't last 3 days .. lol .however not a bad idea 😀 ..
This would make a great toilet paper. Just saying.
Maybe if you only plan to use one sheet a day, lol
well if this was designed as toilet paper it pretty much a “FAIL” .. . if the calendar is to work we'll have to visit the toilet once a day im sure that not gonna happen …my only guess is that thing wouldn't last 3 days .. lol .however not a bad idea 😀 ..
Would like to buy a piece of that, lol ! 😀
Greetings! Very helpful advice in this particular article! It’s the
little changes that produce the biggest changes. Many thanks for sharing!
do you guys have the email address of these designers?