Lovely mix of eras, colors and textures to create a useful little workspace.
(via interiors-porn: elleinterior.se)
Lovely ipad drawing as an homage to the Dymo Label Buddy — the modern, no electricity needed label maker.
(FYI: This is the year I come clean about my Dymo embosser obsession. You’ve been warned.)
(via Strikethru)
DIY planner kit
If you have had trouble settling on the perfect planner, why not try droplet’s DIY planner kit. For $10, you can download the PDF files for letter-size and half-sized templates and either 3-hole punch or bind the pages into a book. The PDF comes with monthly calendar pages, weekly pages, notes pages and a contacts page so that you can build just the sort of planner you need.
I owned the files at one point but in the security debacle of 2010, I lost the files along with everything else I had stored digitally. And just when I was getting itchy to make my own planner!
(via droplet on Etsy)
(via luckymag)
At the start of every year, I try to determine if I am working most efficiently and what, if any tools, exist to make my job easier. Cloud is such an app. When installed on your Mac, it automatically uploads screenshots to your web storage. This is great if you are working on client work or collaborating and want a way to share images with people quickly, without cluttering up your email. But there’s more to Cloud than that. Its got the kind of functionality that makes it fast and easy to upload music tracks, videos and links (with shortened URLs) quickly with the Raindrop plug-ins in the preferences. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
(via CloudApp)