Category Archives: My Moleskine

Kerstin Klein wrote with an idea: "I bought myself a wonderful Moleskine Daily Planner for the year 2010. Starting with January 1, 2010 I want to post one page of the planner daily. If you have any spontaneous ideas concerning the color … Continue reading →

  Melissa Madden, whose blog, "style simple way" we featured earlier suggest starting the year with a people diary: "My new years’ resolution in 2009 is to record all the new people I meet in a diary. To date, I … Continue reading →

Norman Hills brought this piece by edgar-t on Deviant Art: " Nyktos by ~edgar-t is sensational in every way, rivetting for its potent display of textures and broad, fearless brushstrokes, blooming with life and cosmic beauty…." Look closer. Even more works … Continue reading →

A friend sent us this link to a Moleskine notebook re-purposed as a wedding guest book. The bride “090909bride,” wrote: ” It is not an Italian tradition to have a guest book at a wedding, but we really loved the idea of … Continue reading →

Nigel Newhook is an Illustration and Photography BA student from the United Kingdom and works primarily in a Moleskine. "These are some extracts from my current sketchbook, some form the basis for a brief taking inspiration from a Franz Kafka short … Continue reading →

 Last of Australian artist Robert Scholten's uploads from his sketches on a recent trip to Japan. A bittersweet note: "This batch actually marked the start of a new book. One of my aims with this book is to make more … Continue reading →

Moleskine snaps from Central America via John in Nashville. Thanks!! "I was in Honduras this week during the elections, and went up into the mountains to visit a family and take them some food. They gave me a cup of hot … Continue reading →

The latest sketches from Robert Scholten, an artist in Melbourne, Australia after a recent trip to Japan. Interesting use of different elements in the sketches on this batch, including stamps and lots of ink. About the scan above, he writes: … Continue reading →

We stumbled upon this quaint post by Victoria Hart, on her new Moleskine. Here's a snip. "I’m afraid it’s probably quite a letdown – I’m no art student, and my Moleskine isn’t a place for me to show off some … Continue reading →

Neat project by Dee Wilcox at Creative Perch. "My husband helped me create this little video of my Moleskine project in which I attempted to visually journal an entire week. It was a lot of fun and definitely helped me … Continue reading →