Monthly Archives: July 2010
Expat in Japan experiences all things Japanese as ordered online! Dirk lived in Tokyo, had a comics blog where he had people dare him to try all sorts of different things, exotic, disgusting, revealing, whatever!, in this land of the … Continue reading
Reaching ever further, Moleskine.com has just opened a section in the Spanish language. Link
Jeff wrote us about a range of protective cases he made for notebooks, including Moleskine. I am a graphic artist and designer of Kydex products for Tactical, Survival and everyday use. I use my Moleskine as a sketch training tool and … Continue reading
What to do? This forum thread offers helpful, hopeful hint. "You may want to contact the taxi cab company. Esay to find if you remember what it was: G7, taxis bleus… Otherwise, if you have a receipt from the … Continue reading
In London in October there is an exhibition Journeys by Tim Baynes (21 October – 14 November 2010) It represents unique view of cities across the world. The idea was born through six years of Tim Baynes’ far-flung business … Continue reading
Notebooks conjure travel and adventure for many. More so when they are clad in these fancy cases by CÉLINE NAVARRO. It all begins thus: "Simply add double-sided tape on the front and back covers of your Moleskine journal…." LEARN HOW. … Continue reading
Every week in 2010 we will shine the light on a Moleskine user across the globe, this week's snapshot is on Irene and Man Yung. If you want to be featured in upcoming weeks, please email us! Name: Irene … Continue reading
Always a treat to visit the Big Apple and visit old friends. Here are freshly-uploaded snaps from the NYC office of Moleskine. Personal kudos to the photographer. I love the window sunset shot!:) VIEW THE FLICKR PHOTO SET
Our friend Andrea sent us a heads up on something to look upward to next month. "In Italy there is a tradition celebrated every year August 10th called the “Saint Lawrence Night”. Legend has it that during this period … Continue reading
Andrew Bosely emailed us about a tool he's created. "I recently finished building a creative tool for writers and artists called the Brainstormer. It started as a list of words in the back of my first Moleskine, but has since … Continue reading











