These Finnish stamps are the work of studio Berry Creative, and are meant to bring the idea of climate change to life, using heat-reactive ink. When the heat from your finger is applied, the graphics on the stamps change, revealing changes that draw attention to impacts on weather, animal life, and human impacts.

It’s a clever and powerful application, we love the way the stamps help to bring attention to the critical issue of climate change. Via Dezeen:

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  1. Pingback: Climate Crisis Typeface Melts Away Like the Polar Ice Caps | Moss and Fog

  2. This is really “HAPPY DESIGN depressing. They could have gone with full color pictures of washed-up dead migrants, of rotten corpses of animals.

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