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We found these neat-looking journals by Grenflagdesign at Etsy.
This 4.25 X 5.5 inches journal was made with 100% variety recycled paper made with wood-alternatives, mixed with cool materials like banana peel and grass. Boards for the covers are from post-consumer waste mat boards and I chose a special paper and suede book cloth for the spine.
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To all my friends,
Please pardon the recent lag in postings. Notebookism is undergoing transition as we find support for this site's maintenance and continued operation. Rest assured Notebookism will be here to stay. Thanks to each of you for supporting us through all these times.
- Armand
Always a happy day when a Notebookism friend gets on MeFi:
"Biffy Beans is kind of a hippy dippy chick. But she makes the stationary nerds drool. Oh sure, there's reviews of Journals, Fountain Pens, Inks. But she also draws the occasional Mandala. ..."
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Blank Page, an Open Thread.
I really thought this was some kind of a journal. Unfortunately, its not.
"Angus Hyland and his assistant Fabian Herrmann have designed the hardback edition of Penguin Books’ Quantum of Solace: The Complete James Bond Short Stories. The book collects together all of Ian Fleming’s Bond short stories in a single volume for the first time and includes stories that inspired the Bond film classics From a View to a Kill, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, The Living Daylights and of course, Quantum of Solace, the latest in the series..."
I would like to share an artwork I made with anyone who might be interested. It is a poster with a quotation from Abraham Lincoln, inspired by the inimitable Maira Kalman on NYT.
In a way, this is my response to the Brit's "Keep Calm" poster sans their crown.
I hope that this little contribution will somehow inspire someone out there to keep on toiling and keep up the fight.
Armand.
On FLICKR.
These downloadable Flag Blue and Flag Red versions are full sized and hi-res, ready for printing. Reproduce them at will.
POSTER DETAILS:
H = 24.4"
W:= 16.5"
FONT: GILL SANS BOLD
FLAG RED: Dark Red: Pantone 193 C, #BF0A30 hex
FLAG BLUE: Navy Blue: 281 C, #002868 hex
MEDIA MENTIONS:
Murketing, personal blog of Rob Walker of the New York Times' "Consumed" Series
"..your poster..., is brilliant..." - Seth Godin
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Every Wednesday at Notebookism we open a "Blank Page" - your chance to ask, answer and discuss anything notebook-related. Keep it nice, keep it relevant.
Blank Page, an Open Thread.
Discuss amongst yourselves.
[Thanks Amber!]
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From Burak Kaynak:
Product: Status Calendar
+ collaboration with Cem Has
The web's big question " What are you doing right now? " is incredibly useful for tracking your daily activity.
This is a calendar where you can write your daily "status".
It simply asks the question, "What are you doing Today?"
And you are invited to answer it!
Are these notebooks? Calendar notes?
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