Posts tagged journal
Resolve to write in 2012
(via beinggeekchic entry re-published in its entirety)
I’ve been talking a lot about resolutions around here. If you’re a writer, but can only seem to muster the energy to write a tweet everyday - then this 5-year journal is for you.
When 140 character tweets are the new micro-novel, this writing exercise can help boost your desire to…
Lovely Design is creating another edition of their beautiful Pocket and Journey books. Using an assortment of papers, envelopes and tidbits between two bookcloth-covered covers, each of these “blank” books is a beautiful place to start your next story – be it words or pictures. They sell out quickly so check back. I got one a couple years ago for a friend of mine. It is quite a little treasure!
Such a moody photo. Is this where the first chapter of a novel starts?
via fromme-toyou:
The Journal
Pentax Spotmatic / Tri-X 400
Rag & Bone handmade blank journals are extraordinarily beautiful. Made with deckle edges and filled with bright white paper, weight toothy stock that should handle any writing tool you try. Cover options range from graphic cotton prints to dupioni silks. 6”x9”. $29 each.
Smythson of Bond Street is the absolute cadillac of paper goods. Their blank books feature gilt edged pages, gold foil stamping, bound in lambskin covers. Choose from an array of classic bright colors and snappy sayings like “Wit and Wisdom,” “Scribbles and Sketches,” “Be Happy” and many others.
I went to Target today for the normal junk and got just giddy to find some fabulous new office supplies created by the fabulous Russell + Hazel. They have launched a collection called Keep It Together (KIT) that includes a small, clear frosted binder (7-1/8” x 8-7/8”) with decorative liner paper and spine. Each binder can be filled with an assortment of inserts, dividers and filler paper.
I borrowed this photo from How About Orange but will take some detailed shots of the (predominately green) set I bought in a day or so.
It doesn’t look like Target is listing these items on their web site so you’ll have to check out your nearest store to see if you can find your own.
