The Haptic Penna is a Gorgeous yet Practical
Meghan Young — September 3, 2010 — Art & Design
References: mocoloco & thedesignblog.org
The Haptic Penna is sure to appeal to all the romantic writers out there. Taking the classic shape of a quill, it brings to mind an era in which the written word was treasured over everything else. Perhaps it will encourage people to hand-write more often.
Designed by Nothing Design Group, the Haptic Penna is more than meets the eye. Its slimness also allows it to act as a bookmark, and by the looks of the images, the white version offers a surface to take notes as well.
Designed by Nothing Design Group, the Haptic Penna is more than meets the eye. Its slimness also allows it to act as a bookmark, and by the looks of the images, the white version offers a surface to take notes as well.
Trend Themes
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Retro Writing Tools — The Haptic Penna taps into the trend of nostalgia and encourages the use of traditional writing instruments.
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Multifunctional Stationery — The Haptic Penna showcases the demand for tools that serve multiple purposes, such as acting as a bookmark and note-taking surface.
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Handwriting Revival — The Haptic Penna aligns with the trend of rekindling the art of handwritten communication in a digital age.
Industry Implications
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Stationery — The stationery industry can explore similar designs that combine traditional aesthetics with modern functionality.
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Luxury Goods — Luxury brands could capitalize on the demand for high-quality writing tools that evoke a sense of nostalgia and elegance.
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Education — Educational institutions could adopt products like the Haptic Penna to promote the importance of handwritten notes and facilitate a tactile learning experience.
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