Monthly Archives: March 2010
It's that time of year, when productivity goes down the drain as people in the U.S are glued to the TV and Internet to follow March Madness. It's a time where not only 65 teams have dreams of winning the title, but … Continue reading
What a story to begin the week. "Alan Robertson, describes himself as a volunteer student pastor. Professional dreamer. Amateur blogger. Full time visionary. I work a day job somewhere in the mix…" hollowed out the back of a Moleskine, inserts … Continue reading
"The Hand of the Designer" is an intimate look into the creative process of the designer, and a celebration of the everlasting power of free hand sketching even in the AutoCAD® era. The general layout has the familiar look of … Continue reading
Rebecca Hansen Drunk Literature When Moleskine and Foodista approached me about guest-judging their upcoming Recipe Contest, my initial response was, "Does Proust like his madeleines?!" Answer: YES. As a literature blogger, you may question the fit, but for me, books and food are the … Continue reading
So you've gotten your hands on the new Passions Recipe Journal, but now what? Which of your all time favorite recipes will christen the page? We we're thinking about it and thought it would be great to find the "best passed … Continue reading
Every week in 2010 we will shine the light on a Moleskine user across the globe, this week's snapshot is on Camille Mendoza. If you want to be featured in upcoming weeks, please email us! Name: Camille F. Mendoza Age: 25 … Continue reading
Oliver Jeffers has a new book, "The Heart and the Bottle." In this video he describes his work process. Penguin Books on the latest publication: "There is a wonder and magic to childhood. We dont realize it at the time, … Continue reading
Scription's Patrick Ng has compiled a bunch of recipes into a Moleskine Passion recipe journal and wants to know your opinion: " I would like to ask for your comments about whether this 'system' is anything good for you. Is … Continue reading
If you are one of the thousands of people who used to be a fan on one of 3 Facebook Groups dedicated to Moleskine, you might find yourself wondering what happened to that “other” page. A few weeks ago we … Continue reading
Cartoonist Jim Woodring's Moleskine notebook is a wonderland of strange creatures and the latest sketches are always a source of fascination. "Lorbo", the figure below is the happy, 3-D ending to one of those doodles. Visit his blog. Image … Continue reading











