Journaling Arts is a great resource for all sorts of journals and planners. Their shop is organized by type of book: writing, art, travel, planners and more. I especially like the category for Journals for Fountain Pens. You can also search by brand and Journaling Arts stocks a dizzying selection of Moleskine products. Journaling Arts also keeps a blog which is a good resource for detailed product information and techniques for creative journaling.
(tip via Jennifer — thanks!)
This is a photo I took of the manual that accompanied my typewriter. I’m flattered Uppercase Magazine blogged about it but I wish the link was correct.
via Sugaroni (not static!!!)
This manual came with this typewriter.
Vintage TOT stapler
(from my personal collection)
TeuxDeux is a free online to-do list application. Neatly designed and very easy to navigate. Includes a view by week and a section for “someday” items.
Vintage pencil leads, as collected by A Collection a Day, 2010.
Collector and creator, Lisa Congdon, has collected quite a few other vintage office supplies and art tools so definitely inspect her whole collection. I do hope she publishes a book of her collection at the end of the year. I just love the composition of the photos.
Thanks to
justenoughsalt for giving a quick what’s-it for Instapaper:
it is that simple…you know you need it. *note: don’t forget to setup a password
@instapaper on twitter
I’ve heard lots of people mention how incredibly useful it is and that its become their lifeline for their online life, but I didn’t know exactly what Instapaper did. Ta da! Quite simple, indeed.
