Squeezing this pen releases its nib and your stress! - Yanko Design

Pens are an integral part of our lives, fifty-fifty though we may not always realize it. They're the mediums through which nosotros capture our deepest thoughts, and make our crucial to-do lists that run our lives (at least mine). Even so, the everyday ball-point pens aren't the comfiest to use. Whether it'south removing their corresponding caps, or unveiling their nib using a rotating motion, there's always a certain effort to be put in, earlier you can actually apply such a pen. And so, designer Jarim Koo designed the Jellyfish pen.

The Jellyfish pen takes huge inspiration from, well, the jellyfish. Its wavy and curvaceous form reminds one of the jellyfish you find flittering through the sea. Transparent and flexible, the marine fauna and this pen have a lot in mutual. The pen comprises simply of the ink tube fabricated from polyethylene (PE), and the outer transparent torso.

The PE lends the ink tube its flexible property, then when you hold the pen, its moving ridge-like class expands, and the ink tube protrudes from the picayune slot on i side of the pen, exposing the pecker, and assuasive you to write with information technology information technology. Notwithstanding, once you release the pen, information technology contracts, bringing it back to its original form, with the ink tube tucked away. Koo perfected the class so that information technology would meld in with our index finger.

In that location's a certain fun factor to the Jellyfish pen. I mean, you basically have to clasp information technology, to operate it! Not to mention its jelly-like translucent aesthetic is far from the ordinary and has a calming effect for some reason. Its the kind of pen I would dearest to have owned during my school days, easy to use, with no fear of losing its cap, and finally its quirky looks simply seal the bargain!

Designer: Jarim Koo