Kristen Camara, who is a student at the Minnesota College of Art and Design, has made an Analog Merory Desk to record your past memories, notes, smart ideas and doodle.She wrote on his site, "this Memory Desk is a tool to record all the small items you write down once, but intend to forget tomorrow."
The desk is made of maple wood which features 1,100 yards of butcher paper rolls on the desk legs, which covers the desk surface.When the paper surface filled with notes, ideas and drawing, user will get new paper for work just rolls the crank at side of the table which fold up the used paper.
She explained that 1,100 yards of paper will record the lists, the phones numbers you call once, the pixel size of that box on that website, the street name of that business, and the long division you try to remember.
Kristen Camara's desk is not available for purchase but she released architectural designed blueprints with a creative commons license, so anyone can build their own.
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