I still like paper though writing mostly digitally. But for my daily walk to my favorite café I always have a Moleskine notebook or similar diaries by paperblanks in my pocket. Recently I discovered (online) a wonderful gallery of drawings in Moleskine notebooks: Illustrations In Moleskine Notebooks!
cat patrol discovering my notebook collection …
related:
http://designtaxi.com/news/355686/Beautiful-Incredibly-Detailed-Illustrations-In-Moleskine-Notebooks/
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P.S.:
many of my paper notebooks are filled with aphorisms, philosophy, psychology, passwords, auto-biographical articles, addresses – and chords for my absurdest passion: fingerpicking guitar, played last night 3 a.m. when I couldn’t sleep:
Frizz, those illustrations are spectacular! As for my Moleskin, I can safely say it will never be a work of art but I love it for my scribbling. Enjoy your coffee and scribing!
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I’m almost finished my current moleskin, and am interested to see the amazing selection of new journals out there…
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I usually carry a spiral notebook to write in. For a time, I tried carrying a sketchbook with me because so many people told me that I ought to draw in a sketchbook like that. After not opening it for a few days, I’d draw something, but it always felt like a chore. Finally, I ditched it.
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I love moleskins. I was just in a bookstore and wanted to buy them all. Now I just need to really start writing more.
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Or does she, your cat, feel in good company around the many moleskine? I sketch in them all the time 🙂
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The talent of some people just amazes me.
Does your cat keep journals?
I prefer paper journals also, but I am not a good artist, so I keep digital sketchbook journals on my iPad. (I make too many mistakes and have to erase too much. I would waste too much paper.) The app I really like and use the most is Paper by 53.
Recently, I gave a good friend and artist a sketchbook journal as a gift. I purchased some thick decorative paper with beautiful designs in her favorite color, and made a book cover. She liked it so much that she wants to make book covers for her other journals.
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“Does your cat keep journals?” – well I tried to give her enough motivation – but she takes to often a nap – even in sight of a little mouse, which came in the floor from the garden …
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I usually write my blog entries in random places — the back of an airline ticket, along the sides of a magazine page I torn out, on my smartphone’s notepad, or on a paper bag. I’ve thought of carrying around a notebook because the covers and pages are aesthetically pleasing, but I am afraid I may lose the book!
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I started to write on “…the back of an airline ticket, along the sides of a magazine page I torn out… or on a paper bag…” – then, as I had a little money, I bought permanently Moleskine paper notebooks …
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I love notebooks and journals but like you most of my work is typed these days. My friend has made me a beautiful soft leather journal in red with gorgeous paper and its my next to use but my handwriting is so bad it seems like sacrilge for me to use it!
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Moleskins are too expensive for me but I have notebooks for all kinds of things to write on; yet I still write a lot of important stuff on the back of receipts, billing statements and whatever else is lying nearby.
Your finger-plucking was wonderful. It would go very well with a cup of coffee, a notebook and a quiet moment in any cafe. 🙂
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yes, you are right, Moleskines are very expensive – but in many shops there are cheaper cover versions available …
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I would rather splurge on the moleskin than get a “cheaper” one hahaha…I think it’s a lot about the “feel” of it.
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Writing in a journal is still my favourite way of writing too – love the feel of fresh, smooth paper on each page. fabulous sketches in the moleskins.
Coral
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love to smell the odor of fresh, smooth paper on each page
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Your picking always puts me in a good mood in the morning – great stuff in Design Taxi, fabulously funny drawings that I will have to enlarge to have a closer look at…. My own Miss Z loves her moleskins, now they even have specialized city versions…
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“now they even have specialized city versions…” – yes, just saw one about New York, but bought a BERLIN version – there my daughter lives …
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May we never stop writing. On paper. With a pen or a pencil.
And thank you for the lovely (musical) notes to go with it 😀
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Irreplaceable, I think!
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What a wonderful ditti. And I love journals and notebooks but don’t carry them because I travel so light. A small wallet in my pocket for money, credit card and drivers license. I don’t even carry a cell phone. So often I wish I had one of mine with me, though. Maybe you will be my inspiration.
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I love cool looking notebooks and have some but can’t bear to use them! I know I should!
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Those are really amazing illustrations. Thanks for sharing, Frizz. I also love to write on paper, and to buy cool notebooks and pens.
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It’s a good thing you have th cat partol to watch over your journals. Those journals have lots of good information you wouldn’t want someone to use. hahaha
I love journals. I have a difficult time resisting the purchase of them. But, sadly, I am a digital victim, too. I always use the excuse tha my handwriting is awful. I do write letter to friends on nice stationary.
Great post, Frizz ….
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I love moleskin journals.:-)
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Hahaha here I am back again!
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So enjoyed your fingerpicking, Frizz. 🙂
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I played a nightly version on e-guitar too:
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You really make that guitar sing so sweetly, Frizz. I listened in the morning. 🙂
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