Now here’s a calendar with a little attitude. Inspired by the relationship between calendar dates and hourly time, the Calenclock combines both into a clever all-in-one desktop solution. Hour and minute hands hover over split-page days that each present a unique message ranging from “No Public Holidays, Work Hard!” to “Trick or Treat!”
Designer: Ken Lo
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I like this! it should be made so that the calendar (the pages) can be replaced. Otherwise it would just be a clock by the end of the year. What does the backing look like (When all the pages of the calendar are ripped)? And why purchase another calendar clock when you already have a clock.
nice design!!! i really love it
Clean and beautiful design I love it!!! 🙂
was kind of like one of the ideas i had for our time project 🙁 shame i didnt develop it and make it was a good idea… and my sheets were replaceable!!
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