This is the new limited edition Field Notes Expedition Edition. It sports a high-visibility orange cover and a “polar night” back cover. These new notebooks were made with the highly durable Yupo paper and have withstood endured a bevvy of tests including: waterproof, visibility, wind resistance, ballistics, vacuum, tensile strength, compression, acid resistance, flame resistance,…
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Link Love: This Should Keep You Busy For Awhile
Pens and Ink Blue Ink Comparison Chart (via JetPens) Levenger True Writer Kyoto (F) Review (via From The Pen Cup) Beginner Fountain Pens Part I and Part II (via East West Everywhere) Tips for Buying Bottled Ink (via Writer’s Bloc) Kuretake Zig Cocoiro Roller Ball Review (via Economy Pens) Pencils One of the Best Things…
End of the year diary buzz
I posted some halfway point images of notebooks and diaries earlier is year but this end-of-year image on the Moleskine myMoleskine gallery is a delight to see. This is a well-loved and fully-utilized planner. Do you keep a daily paper record, be it notebook or planner or do you plan to do so in 2013?…
Link Love: Stream of Consciousness Edition
It turns out several other blogs have recently reviewed the new TUL pens from Office Max. Check out other reviews of the TUL Pens from The Pen Addict, Gourmet Pens and From The Pen Cup While I’m mentioning the Pen Addict, I’m happy to announce that there is also a new episode of the podcast…
New Goodies from Field Notes
There are now new and fabulously giftable products from our friends at Field Notes They are available on a sneaky-peeky basis directly from Field Notes.
Link Love: Slow News Week
Leuchtturm 1917 Notebook Video Review (via Ink Nouveau) Pilot Hi-Tec C 0.4mm Review (via Gourmet Pens) Ode to the Pink Pearl (via Design Sponge) Tiny Post Offices (via Present & Correct) Journaling School (via Notebook Stories) (Thanks to all my favorite blogs, twitter friends and email contacts who keep me posted on the latest pen/pencil/paper…
Memo Books from French
If you work in the print design field, you’ve heard of the French Paper Company. Its one of the few independent American paper mills left and they also have a fabulous marketing team that has wisely teamed French up with designers like Charles S. Anderson to create some great packaging and products. One of those…