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it’s an analogue emoji

In a dystopian future when all smartphones are dead and we have to resort to old-fashioned words, text and vocal chords for communication, how will survivors indicate to each other that they’re OK? They could place their index finger on their thumb and curl the rest of their hand around – sure. They could open their mouths and simply say the words – yes. But for genuine analogue emoji realness, smart apocalypse types will surely whip out this OK Hand rubber stamp from Beetle Ink Co. Based on a hand-drawn design, all you need to do is ink it up and stamp away to your heart’s content – communicating that you are, in fact, super-OK. The anti-zombie compound is going well. You haven’t run out of books to read yet. There are still some Caramello Koalas in the doomsday cellar.











