Category Archives: Weblogs
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
Interesting project by GOOD Doodles: "A day without technology can certainly mean different things to different people. We'll leave that to you. Perhaps it's 24 hours without a phone or television. For the very adventurous it could be a day … Continue reading
Core Art Skills' Ben Mounsey on the humble sketchpad and how to make the most of it. The humble sketchbook is greatly underestimated as an integral part of a designers working practice, certainly with those using a predominantly digital … Continue reading
Gliders at Portmoak, Scotlandwell. – Watercolour in a Watercolour Moleskine Inspired by a video of these graceful aircraft, Uncle Bob shares a scan from his Moleskine and memories of his visits to an airfield. I have always been fascinated by … Continue reading
Ryan sent this query for that One Wallet To Hold Them All: "I'm very much not into clutter. I like simple things and I really like Moleskines. I'm searching for a passport wallet that will also hold a Moleskine … Continue reading
Every week in 2010 we will shine the light on a Moleskine user across the globe, this week's snapshot is on Amanda Hunt. If you want to be featured in upcoming weeks, please email us! Name: Amanda HuntAge: 35Current … Continue reading
STYLE SIMPLE WAY is just that, an uncomplicated ode to nice things by Melissa Madden. She recently mentioned Moleskine cahiers: "I gave some to a friend last year as a Christmas present, a girl who recently confessed that she didn't … Continue reading
Nice find on the Internets, the Art of Backpacking. Chockful of helpful advise from a couple of globetrotters. From their "About" page: Who is Art of Backpacking? What is the Art of Backpacking? We’re Mike and Teresa and we developed … Continue reading
:::James Earl Jones sound alike:: "In the beginning, man took paper and pen and put forth ideas and art. Then came Sharpie and the world exploded with a measure of color and vibrancy never seen before. Now, the Sharpie story … Continue reading
Nice sketch for "Red Hot + Rio 2" on the New Yorker by artist Filipe Jardim. [via Notebook Stories. Thanks!] *Musicians on Moleskine, anyone?











