Every morning during baseball season around 6:15 a.m., after driving to Midtown from Manalapan, N.J., Petruccio takes a cup of coffee and sketches a one-page illustration summarizing the previous night’s game. The drawings are topped with tabloid-like headlines and accompanied with short summaries scribbled in ballpoint pen. Sometimes, they’re standard portraits. (read more…) (via WSJ.com)
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The Decomposition Book is inspired by the classic marble composition book but uses 100% recycled materials. (via Decomposition Book | Honeycomb )
Franklin Covey is stocking a wide selection of Orla Kiely notebooks and stationery. I particularly like this set of floral-themese Layflat Notebooks. Each book is 7.25×10, contain 80 lined pages and is designed to lay flat for ase of use. Pretty and useful. Lovely. $13.95/set of two. (via FranklinCovey)
On hundred pages and one pencil is a notebook with a diecut slot to hold your pencil with your notes. No need to clip it along the spine or rubber band the two together. Now if only they had figured out a spot for the sharpener. £7.50 for large book and £5 for small book.…
Finally, a reason to have lots of notebooks! Use each notebook for specialized tasks. The example given is for writers to keep three separate notebooks: one for Morning Pages, one for sketching out story ideas and a third that’s portable for catching ideas on the go. I have divided my writings to my day planner,…
I found these two small, pocket spiral notepads on a trip to the antique mall. Both had the worn brown, heavyweight waxed covers and aged yellow, lined paper. How could I pass them up? Shouldn’t every man have a notepad and a pencil in his shirt pocket? (by me)
I scored this unused vintage “ledger” at the antique mall this weekend. It appears to a pocket sized address book though it could have been used for a number of purposes. I love the creamy yellow pages, think blue lines and the tabbed alphabetical cut-outs. (by me)