Monthly Archives: September 2006
To personalise your Moleskine, you will need: 1. Your Moleskine(s) 2. Scalpel/craft knife/scissors 3. Clear-drying craft glue, brush for application (Important: The correct type of glue will be thick, white and peelable when dry) 4. Alphabet … Continue reading
I currently work mainly with watercolour, pencil or pen & ink, and, although I will accept the odd commission occasionally, I draw & paint entirely for pleasure. Strangely, my style in watercolour painting varies considerably from my pen & ink … Continue reading
"We are surrounded by myriad brands, flashing neon signs, billboards, labels on our heads, feet and bodies, and the objects we hold in our hands. But what happens when one man tries to live without them? I am addicted to … Continue reading
“The photo shows one of my present Moleskine journals upon one of my old blank books I used to make with my own hands when I was teenager. At the time I didn’t knew Moleskines yet but the spirit of … Continue reading
"Over the last couple of years I’ve been extremely rude to friends like Jeremy Wagstaff and Marc Orchant (to name only two) who have told me how they had partially abandoned technology in their search for productivity and had regressed … Continue reading
Frank Schätzing, German Writer, author of "The Swarm" Thanks Martin Klein-Hennig in Oldenburg, Germany © SWR 2006
By Pixelgraphics View on Moleskinerie/ FLICKRYou can find the Notizbuch Iconset at Manuela’s blog.
A note is a reminder. It can remind you of things long forgotten, it can capture moments of your memory, it can preserve feelings. Our minds are made this way. Our memory works like this. We generally tend to forget … Continue reading
At Fashion Week 2006 in NYC. [Photo courtesy of People Magazine].From David PaullPortland, OR
Have you ever had a donkey stay at your house? No? Well now’s your lucky chance. Basil the Donkey (featured in the image to the right) is going on a grand adventure, hoping to travel the world. And he wants … Continue reading











