caitlyn's creative blog

 A company called Neutral has designed an app for people to use in order to track your online order emissions over time and receive helpful tips to improve shopping habits. The goal is to promote responsible consumption and production. I think is app is an amazing tool to make people more aware of how wasteful familiar habits tend to be, as-well as following the app could help to improve most peoples ecological footprint. Every online order has an environmental cost you can understand this impact instantly with Neutrals impact report. It is easy, fast, and is the right step in a greener future. The only thing about it is people have too care enough to even download the app and the problem we are seeing is a lot of people, not all, do not care about their waste. It's the ' if I can't see it it's not there mindset' however consumption and production waste grows everyday and there will come a time where you will see it and it will be too late. As yourselves, how can I ...

It's so funny to me, such a simple design has actually become an extremely useful tool for paper organization. The question is.... what more could a paper clip be? When repurposing objects I like to think of it from what I call a 'little mermaid perspective', in the movie the little mermaid Ariel would find objects from the surface and try to make sense of them seeing as how she lived in the ocean and has never seen anything like it before.  So if I were to look at a paper clip for the first time and ask what is it, what would make the most sense? My first thought that came to mind is that it could be a piece of jewelry specifically an earring because of its light weight and semi sharp ending. The design of the paperclip is simple and stylish, with makes for a not so obnoxious dangle earring.