Monthly Archives: June 2011
Name: Skyler A. Maroste Website: www.theskylermaroste.com 1. What is your current Moleskine notebook? Pocket Moleskine & Black XL Professional Moleskine 2. How do you use your notebook? I use my Moleskine in numerous ways! My pocket Moleskine comes with me … Continue reading
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myMoleskine “Author a month” initiative is back!! You’ll be the one to decide who will be the Author for this June. How? Visit our Facebook official page and then vote for one of the three top uploaders of this month. The … Continue reading
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Today, we discovered this astonishing project realized by BBC and the UK charity Public Catalogue Foundation: Your Paintings Your Paintings is a website which aims to show the entire UK national collection of oil paintings, the stories behind the … Continue reading
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Since it’s friday, as we did 2 fridays ago with the “29 ways to stay creative“, we would like to share with you another beautiful video. This time it’s an animation of the alphabet made with different Fonts made by a design … Continue reading
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Sketchnotes 101 is a series of posts made by Core 77 that helps you in learning how to sketch and take notes. It explores the application of visual thinking tools in the worlds of design and creative thinking. The recent … Continue reading
Have you ever wanted a digital notebook where to fill all your digital content? Here you are the new MSK format. The MSK 2 is the natural evolution of the MSK as you know it. Can’t wait to play with … Continue reading
Do you remember the Wise Dice? It’s time for a new funny and inspiring tool that you can print, cut and build. It’s the M.Use Box, the best pen/pencil box you can create on your own. Discover how to download … Continue reading
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Today we discovered this interesting project. It is called Six Word Story Every Day. It is daily storytelling exploration through language and typography. Taking a cue from Ernest Hemingway, who, according to literary legend, was once challenged to write a … Continue reading
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Today some of you asked us to more focus on words. Well, it seems that the snapshot protagonist of this week looks just guessed. If you want to be featured in upcoming weeks, please email us! moleskinerie@moleskine.com Name: Juan José Richards … Continue reading
Have you ever came up with something in your life that needed a name? A dog, a cat, an online avatar, a website, the name of your company… Pretty hard, huh? Hours spent leafing pages of books or dictionary trying … Continue reading
