Monthly Archives: August 2007
Antonio Marras is one of the most interesting of today’s fashion designers. Born in Alghero in Sardinia in 1962, Antonio Marras had no formal schooling in fashion but, via his father’s fabric store, developed enough of a passion for textiles … Continue reading
I discovered Moleskine a couple of years ago. Bought my first one in 2004 but didn’t really use it until recently, then I was hooked. I use it mostly during my commute to my job as news artist at the … Continue reading
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"Those us out there who use Moleskine, we do have an attachment to them — in front of us stands a finite number of lines to trace the circles of our own stories. A sense of ownership of the words … Continue reading
I love my moleskine notebook, it just feels nice. I need a way to structure my books, and get to sections quickly but I hate those sticky tabs GTD addicts use to organise them. They just get bent, or pushed … Continue reading
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My wife Virginia napping while I sketch her during a vacationon Cape Cod I run a small family owned art store in Massachusetts I am very busy and although surrounded by creative supplies and inspiration, I hardly … Continue reading
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Pages of beautiful drawings by Fernando Cinquegrani. Check it out. [Grazie Santo!] © Copyright. FC
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I have been a long time fan of using a notebook as a tool for self-improvement, as a journal or just as a place where I can do some brainstorming. I am a proud Hipster PDA and Moleskine user and … Continue reading
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JET BOY I am travelling into the interior, from Mumbai to New Delhi (700 miles) with three Chinese ladies. All this courtesy of Jet Air a full flight in the world’s smallest 737 replete with screaming two year olds placed … Continue reading
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Been in Macy’s Herald Square store twice and finally I found from one of their 40 wooden escalator stopped right before store closed, the lighting was perfect so with no particular reasons, I just dropped my M on the floor … Continue reading
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Recently I was ruminating on the idea of how our digitized world is not very sustainable. When I speak of sustainability I refer to the ability to continue down a certain path and be able to continue with this process … Continue reading
