My Cup
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Everyone has same experience when drinking at a party or a meeting or whatever a gathering where you could drink. You lost your own cup easily because all paper cups look exactly the same.
Now its time to change, you only need a My Cup. In the original paper cups, hot pressing on the basis of processing a dry carbon paper. Its simple, convenient and low cost. Use the nail on carbon paper, and then tear up the surface through the carbon paper, the pattern will show that the signature is made which then you could distinguish yours from a pile of paper cups there.
| by: Chen Kuan-Wen, Du Yi-Feng, Ye Fei Wong, Yu Hong Guo, Zhang Chun licence: Creative Commons tags: identity paper cup differentiation |
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I was going to say “So it’s a cup you can write on?” but since it uses carbon paper the writing utensil is built in making it way more convenient when you’re out at someone else’s house and you don’t have your own pen handy.
…then I was going to say, “But you create more waste!” but really, I create way more waste losing cups than I would tearing off a tiny bit of carbon paper.
Very well done. …even if the graphic is ridiculously unclear.
clever!
Isn’t it sad that a large enough population of grown humans have come to have this problem; the identity of their plastic cup?
I EXPERIENCED ONE OF THESE CUPS AT A PARTY, BUT CANNOT FIND THEM ANYWHERE. ANY IDEAS?