- Nifty
- 04.17.13
- Journal, Miquelrius, My Collection, Places to Buy, Reviews, sketchbook, travel, a i friedman, decorated cover, elastic, endpapers, miquelrius, Moleskine, moleskine alternative, notebook, picadilly notebook, pocket, ribbon marker, unlined
I bought this notebook almost 3 years ago and only just recently got around to unwrapping it. I almost didn’t buy it– though I immediately coveted it when I saw it at A.I. Friedman in NYC, it was priced at $17.60, discounted from an even more ridiculous $22! It’s just a pretty standard pocket size [...]
I was with a friend who was shopping for a new bag at the Tumi store in SoHo, and look what I saw:
- Nifty
- 06.01.10
- Ecosystem, My Collection, new products, Places to Buy, Reviews, architect, Ecosystem, elastic, graph, green, grid, Journal, Moleskine, Piccadilly, pocket, recycled, ribbon marker
A while back, I wrote a post mentioning Ecosystem notebooks. Someone at Ecosystem actually noticed, and even though I more or less trashed their whole brand identity, they were kind enough to send me a sample so I could actually review the quality of the product. (Now that’s good marketing.) So, let’s take a look… [...]
- Nifty
- 04.27.10
- Journal, My Collection, Pen & Ink, PSN, Reviews, Rhodia, Scribe, sketchbook, Moleskine, moleskine alternative, notebook, Pen & Ink, pocket, ribbon marker, scribe, unlined
Today I’m reviewing yet another variant on the basic black notebook that has become so ubiquitous. This time, it’s the Scribe Plain Notebook. An initial impression of this notebook might suggest that it’s just like a Moleskine, but I actually found it more similar to the Pen & Ink notebook I reviewed here, or some [...]
- Nifty
- 01.28.10
- Links, new products, Nostalgia, Places to Buy, elastic, forgetful gentleman, lined, little black book, little blue book, Moleskine, moleskine alternative, notebook, ribbon marker
Nrepose of Unposted tipped me off to this rather nice-looking variation on the classic moleskine-ish notebook: the Little Blue Book, from a website called The Forgetful Gentleman. (They also sell a few styles of cards, which will please all who advocate the preservation of handwritten correspondence.) This may be another case of over-the-top marketing for [...]