Sticky Page Markers is British designer Duncan Shotton's latest KickStarter campaign that seeks to add fun and beauty to the mundane.
The page markers come in 10 different packs of landscapes that are both real and imagined: there's Tokyo, New York, Sky, Ocean, Forest, Mars, Hong Kong, Polar, Desert and London. If you have multiple pages to mark you can recreate the entire original landscape, or mix and match stickers to create your own uniquely imaginative miniature scenes. The Sticky Page Markers are made from paper, with 20 sheets of each marker per pack and the back of the markers are lined with an adhesive that won't damage your pages.
The next time you need to mark a page in your book or document, make a scene with Sticky Page Markers.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Interactive Page Markers
- There is an opportunity for businesses to create interactive page markers that bring a new level of engagement and interactivity to reading and note-taking.
- Customizable Stationery
- The rise of customizable stationery products presents an opportunity for businesses to offer personalized page markers that allow individuals to express their unique style and interests.
- Augmented Reality Page Markers
- Developing augmented reality page markers can revolutionize the way people interact with physical documents by overlaying digital content and enhancing the reading experience.
Where This Applies
- Stationery
- The stationery industry can leverage the popularity of whimsical page markers to create innovative and visually appealing products for consumers and businesses.
- Publishing
- Innovative page markers can offer a new way for publishers to enhance their books and documents, providing readers with a more engaging and memorable reading experience.
- Education
- The education industry can incorporate interactive page markers into textbooks and educational materials, making learning more interactive and immersive for students.
