Have you ever wondered what might happen if you tried to take apart a Moleskine? I have… and recently, I actually tried it! I had just started using a recently purchased Moleskine. As with most of the Moleskines I’ve been seeing in stores recently, I was annoyed that this notebook had a larger than usual … Continue reading Moleskine Monday: A Dissection
This week’s addict is from Holland, and sent this picture of her collection, or rather, part of it: “I’ve been a fan of your site for a long time and for an equally long time I’ve been wanting to send you a picture of my own collection. What was holding me back was a sense … Continue reading Notebook Addict of the Week: Anke
Moleskine has really been expanding their range of themed “Passions” journals, each designed to help users keep track of various interests such as Restaurants, Books, Home Life, Cats, Beer, Chocolate, Coffee, Gardening, Wellness, and more. Now they are introducing the most passionate Passions volume yet: The Moleskine Passions Sex Journal! This is a family-friendly site … Continue reading Moleskine Monday: New Passions Journal
A while back, I posted about some notebooks that appear in the Tintin books. I also just caught a glimpse of one during the first few minutes of the Tintin movie! I haven’t watched the whole thing yet, and I’m hoping more notebooks will make an appearance. This one looks like a Moleskine reporter notebook. … Continue reading Tintin’s Notebook
I love the way all these pages look together– from the Moleskine of Juan Rayos (whose work I also featured in this post): Via Moleskine « silverpoetics.
A review of an interesting art exhibition, based on a collection of Moleskine notebooks: Don Maynard’s Take Note exhibit was a bit like climbing a mountain. Slow and tedious at first, but well worth the required time and effort. Housed in Modern Fuel’s State of Flux Gallery, the installation consists of 18 artists’ notebooks chained … Continue reading Moleskine Monday: Take Note Exhibit
These look pretty swanky– Moleskine custom editions for Shanghai Tang with snakeskin patterned covers: And the prices are pretty swanky too– $47-59 for a large size Moleskine! (13 x 21cm) See more at Product search feature on Shanghai Tang eshop | Shanghai Tang Website.
Luis emailed me from Brazil. He’s a fan of Zequenz and Moleskine notebooks, as well as Leuchtturm and some other brands I can’t quite identify from this photo of his nicely organized collection. I think I spy some Writersblok notebooks towards the left: Thanks for sharing your addiction, Luis! Obrigada!
What do you keep in the back pocket of your notebook? Here’s one person’s look at the things he’d tucked into his: Read more at SketchBuch: In The Back Pocket of My Moleskine.
How’s this for some super-stuffed notebooks! Via En Alaska avec Heimstone | Café Mode, l’oeil d’une parisienne (presque) à la page – Lexpress Styles.
