Monthly Archives: August 2008
These things have a habit of selling out fast so for your consideration: "The Moleskine soft notebooks have a soft cover and all pages are thread-bound and in acid free paper. With an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket … Continue reading
iPod box, cleverly repurposed. Neat. By Adam Pash at Lifehacker
Sometimes you have to make hard choices in life. Alex Moseley seems to have reached that stage. I’m sorry, Circa. It wasn’t you–it was me. You were so flexible, so easy-going, and I took advantage of that, didn’t I? Can … Continue reading
In a new post, Steve Osborne mentions how important it is for writers (or wanna be writers) to have something like a Moleskine notebook on hand at all time, and references my own use of a Moleskine notebook. I think … Continue reading
From PinoyCentric, a Philippine arts website:Choosing the path less taken is a brave thing to do, especially so for some of the country’s best street artists–Wee Will Doodle, Pilipinas Street Plan, and Samahang Batang Aerosol–whose masterpieces, many years ago, would … Continue reading
Shirley Braley sent us this clipping from Vogue Australia: "Of all places to see this, Australian Vogue ( www.vogue.com.au) is pushing Moleskine notebooks as one of the "must-have" work accessories, along with Louis Vuitton handbags, Cartier pens, and Bulgari jewelry.Who … Continue reading
New video post from group member, France Belleville, receiving my Moleskine in the post and unwrapping it with the viewer. Very cool. WATCH
Just published on the Detour website: the jury’s results of the students’ competition in Milan, Istanbul and Rome. The students are working on their CityNotebooks and the selected notebooks will be displayed during Detour exhibition in Istanbul, next spring. Each … Continue reading
To celebrate the opening of the Olympic Games, here’s a re-post of Patrick Ng’s report of the launching of the Beijing (and Hong Kong) Moleskine City Notebooks earlier this year: "Finally, the long awaited Hong Kong and Beijing City Notebook … Continue reading
Mesmerizing Chinese calligraphy rendered in 3D. Enjoy!











