I reviewed the Fiorentina Journal refill a few weeks ago using pen and ink, but at the same time, I also did a quick test of the most basic art mediums in the journal and wanted to share the results.
I tested some of my favorite artist mediums in a lined Fiorentina Journal Refill. The results [...]
Journaling Arts reviews journals made by Italian brand Fiorentina.
Fiorentina offers a complete line of Italian journals produced by small artisans as well as a fully established manufacturing plant that has supplied the gift industry for more than 30 years. The journals range from contemporary, pocket-sized journals, to elaborate, hand-crafted journals which ooze traditional, Italian design. [...]
Travisthetrout of Notes in a Book reviews the Flora and Fauna Diary from Cavallini & Co.
I know I am late with the Diary Review, but they do have a notebook exactly the same style and just a little thicker and with the same paper which you may be interested in if you’re not in the [...]
The new, journal with the ink-proof paper vs.the orignal Leuchtturm Journals
Leuchtturm started making all of their their journals and planners with a new, ink-proof paper starting in August, 2009. The original journals did not have this feature, so I thought it would be interesting to subject both old and new journals to the same tests [...]
Have you been wanting a gadget that combines new and old technology. Then you might want to check out this out.
The Livescribe Pulse Smartpen is an electronic pen that captures what you write as you write it for later upload to a computer. While this is nothing new, the Pulse Smartpen takes this to a [...]
If you’ve been thinking, sleeping, and literally living in your Facebook page since God knows when, it’s time you did something different. Don’t worry, the diversion still has got Facebook written all over it. Literally.
Introducing Feisbuk, the analog version.
With this notebook, designed by Laura aka Balboa jjjolll, you can let pals write down their [...]
Graduate student Allen J. Hall reviews Equology, the new eco-friendly planner Quo Vadis is offering.
The wonderful folks at Exaclair have sent out some items to review. I was a lucky recipient of a few of them, so in the coming posts, I’ll be sharing with you some of their wonderful items for sale. I will [...]
The Hawk’s Nest reviews the Moleskine® 18 Month Planner:
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I was looking through my brand new eighteen month weekly notebook, and it came to my attention that roughly three weeks ago I picked up a brand new eighteen month weekly notebook. I was in that age old predicament wherein one sits futilely at one’s [...]
Jessica Zafra compares the Moleskine® notebook with the GreenApple brand.
The Greenapple notebook looks like a Moleskine pocket carnet—from a distance. Instead of smooth black oilcloth its cover is a thicker leatherette. (Moleskine is on the left, Greenapple on the right.)
The ribbon bookmark is almost the same but the elastic that keeps the notebook shut is [...]
The poet’s block. This is where you put a little [...]
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Institute of Performing Arts (Tipa), from March 5 to 10, at the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre.Byron Morgan’s ArtMoleskine [...]
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