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Bubble Calendars by Evan Orensten
Our friend Stephen Turbek, an experience designer, stopped by CH HQ to show us his new project, the Bubble Calendar.
Based on the universal premise that everyone likes to pop bubbles, memories of Advent calendars, interesting ways of marking time's progression and needing to know what day it is, Stephen came up with the Bubble Calendar. After much development and working through production issues (lining up all of those bubbles is not as easy as it looks) the calendars are finally available; they come in both horizontal and vertical versions, and are backed on clear acetate or on white paper. All major holidays are noted.
Bubble calendars are available online, starting at $30.
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