This is a special call reserved to all the Russian Moleskine passionate out there. We are about to land to the Moscow Design Week in the middle of October and we want you to have some pleasant surprises coming from … Continue reading
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These are a few examples of how someone like you have filled his own Moleskine planner or diary. It begins from large format planners for people who think in images and need plenty of space for drawing, coloring and pasting … Continue reading
Do you remember that sometime ago we asked you to carefully follow us about handwriting? That is the time. We are pleased to announce you that the Écriture Infinie project has landed. And it’s amazingly beautiful! Écriture Infinie / Infinite … 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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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
Anthony Stevens tipped us off to this NPR project of interest: As part of the Hidden World of Girls project, NPR is collecting intimate diary entries. With enough of them, they could form a comprehensive tapestry — from elation … Continue reading
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"I am very much against the notion that recipes should be kept secret, or locked away. I think it’s the absolute antithesis to the nature of loving food and of cooking. And I should know, my grandfather is a baker … Continue reading
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Useful tips from Doug Gievett on using Moleskine for organizing your writing chores at his blog. "It’s easy to think that the rough draft of something I’m writing has to be prepared at my desk, at a pre-established time, with … Continue reading
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Evan Wilson invited us to his blog where he has posted an article about how he used a Moleskine notebook to capture and organize creativity. "Everyone is creative. People don’t tend to organize and focus that abstract creativity. Always have … Continue reading
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Perry Middlemiss wrote to tell us about this post by Margo Lanagan, a major writer for Young Adults in Australia. Her latest novel (TENDER MORSELS) was named an Honor Book in the 2009 Michael L. Printz Award. "Starting off a … Continue reading
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