Pencil connoisseurs at Herman Miller. From the best options for the environment to the best option for pencil nibblers, complete with charming illustrations, this is a fun post. Worth a peek!
Will Freeborn (of Ghostschool) is a prodigious sketcher and has compiled some of his favorite sketches into a book called See You Around. The work is beautiful and the cover — a pile of well-used, well-loved Moleskines is stunning.
(via Notebook Stories)
I just heard about this new Sharpie pencil this morning on NPR. Has anyone tried one? Let us know what you think!
Sharpie has combined the permanence of a pen with the erasability of a pencil with their new Liquid Pencil. The “ink” inside this pen is a liquid graphite that stays erasable for three days. After that, it turns to ink and stays permanent.
(via fuckyeahschoolsupplies. Original image from Geekologie)
Crayon rocks. Gorgeous and I bet they feel fabulous in your hand. Everybody should have a few crayons on their desk. These would be good candidates.
(via jandilicious)
Faber-Castell Grip 2001 Meltdown
So hot, even the rubberized dots on Faber-Castell Grip 2001 pencils are starting to melt! So sad to see these pencils succumb to the heat as they are my all-time favorites.
A secluded summer cottage on the Isle of Wight features a lovely little desk with a view that looks towards the sea. Pure bliss!
Add a little whimsy to your notebook, sketchbook or travelogue with one of these unique packets of paper ephemera from Three Potato Four. $16