One of my resolutions for 2012 is to learn more about fountain pens and inks. This handy tool called the Nib Nook lets you create a comparison of nibs from the various manufacturers carried at Goulet Pens.
If you are also interested in learning more about fountain pens and inks, Goulet Pens offers ink samples and an ink sampling subscription called the Ink Drop — a great way to try out lots of different inks before buying full bottles.
(via Goulet Pens and Rhodia Drive)
Lovely little planner for 2012 features an assortment of organzing options in an understated, lovely package. $22
(via juliakostreva on Etsy)
The agony of choosing just the right planner/agenda for the New Year tend to put my teeth on edge. Then, I stumbled across the Moleskine comparison tool. Oh, finally!
First, you select what you are looking for, be it planner or something else, and then refine your search based on your size preference, format preference and even if you like a hardcover or softcover. In the case of my search for a new agenda for 2012, I was able to quickly narrow down the options to just four options. Then I hopped over to the online big box store and found exactly what I wanted on sale. Done and done.
Happy Holidays to everyone! The Well-Appointed Desk will be back after the holidays and a much-needed holiday. Hope you all have a restful holiday and start jotting down those New Year’s Resolutions! See you on Jan 2, 2012!
Season’s greeting poster from ad agency, Publicis Singapore. The pencil is embossed with “Every good idea begins with a pencil.”
(From Jem Blog)
Show your DSLR pride with a Nikon or Canon decal from PhotoJojo. Can be applied to laptop or iPad. $18
(via Camera Dial Laptop Decal)
The Field Book from Russel + Hazel is an understated all-business notebook. It has grid pages for notes and plans with blank backs for sketching. There’s even an interior vellum envelope for storing ephemera. It contains 100 pages, twin-loop wire binding and measure 5”x7.25”. $8
(via Russell and Hazel)
