Monthly Archives: January 2008
Dayzee_M asked at Moleskinerie/FLICKR: "There’s a new commercial for the Fiat 500 (Car of the Year), which features many Everyday Masterpieces, as they call them. The commercials shows lots of objects, like the Italian espressomaker, dices, paperclip and… a Moleskine! … Continue reading
Alice Flaherty couldn’t stop writing. Following the deaths of her premature twin boys, the Harvard Medical School neurologist fell into a hole of grief. But after about 10 days, she awoke one morning with an overwhelming desire to put everything … Continue reading
Check out Bob AuBuchon’s Moleskine photo notebook. At FLICKR, here and here.
In one of the most beloved talks from TED2007, novelist Isabel Allende talks about writing, women, passion, feminism. She tells the stories of powerful women she has known, some larger-than-life (listen for a beauty tip from Sophia Loren), and some … Continue reading
All of my moleskines (at least I think thats all of them…) are out of the boxes and together…and if you pick through the lot you’ll see some new ones… As you can see here…here is the orginal leaning tower…The … Continue reading
Inspired by the wonderful sketches shared at Moleskinerie, I finally succumbed to buying my first moleskine….without lines. As an ardent disciple of the mantra "stay between the lines" in my journaling over the years, I seem to be more comfortable … Continue reading
Paolo Pellegrin was born in Rome in 1964, and worked for the French agency ‘Vu’ and the Italian ‘Grazia Neri’. In 2001 he became a Magnum nominee, and in 2003 was accepted as an associate. His first major awards came … Continue reading
From Mary Duan: "I got to celebrate New Year’s Day with an unusual 68-degree day, sun, friends and my new 2008 Moleskine at the beach. I don’t know if you can see the writing, but it says "We’re kicking 2007 … Continue reading
dakegra says: so, fellow Moleskinerists. What are your resolutions for 2008? E Journeys: I dedicate myself to the following for 2008: * Daily work on Book #6, preparation of Deviations: Appetite (Book #2), and any other work in preparation for … Continue reading
My husband and I decided to use our creativity to make presents for our many friends – when cash is short, one makes do, and I’ve been decorating cahiers with images of my husband’s paintings for a while now. We … Continue reading











