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Maruman covered notebook (A6refill + Brerio cordvan leather cover )
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“I have a new method of poetry. All you got to do is look over your notebooks... And think of anything that comes into your head, especially the miseries... Then arrange in lines of two, three or four words each, don't bother about sentences ...” - Allen Ginsberg
Writing is a form of therapy.
My friends notebook. She uses writing as a form of therapy to sort of out her thoughts and feelings. There is something about writing and splurging out thoughts in your head on paper that relieves pressure in your heart.
Some notebook stuff. I've been working on a long comic book, so no art updates for a while. www.justinduerr.com
I think notebooks are very intimate extensions of a person; the thoughts, ideas and sketches put straight out of mind and onto paper. Raw, unrefined, just ideas. Free and ready to be explored even further.
From bottom up, my notebooks are:
- a A4 watercolour skecth journal
- a general notebook (more serious notes, like planned expenses, calculations and larger lists)
- an extra large black Moleskine (a started, but abandoned journal)
- a clothbound A5 watercolour journal
- a green Moleskine for daily thoughts/journal entries
- another A5 clothbound notebook, for photography notes, lists and research notes
- a large Moleskine chapters journal - an impulse buy, now carries my photography lists and sent emails, keeping track of people and brands I’ve been in touch with and when
own-made notebook with some random photo concept drawings
- handmade recycled paper notebook for writing
- a Paperblanks 2015 week-at-a-time view diary
- a kraft colour pocket notebook for photography ideas, compositions and concept plans
- a small pocket Moleskine for on-the-go notes, always in my bag
Notebook/journal hand covered in 1960's interior magazine pages & bound with cord & vintage button ready to post for a photo shoot
I've had this little leather notebook for years and it's never had a word written in it! I don't think I write much nowadays as everything seems to be technology driven.
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Sketchbooks (pack of three).
Similar to small moleskine cahiers.
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You can, however, use this photo on your blog/site/whatever as long as you credit me.
One in a series of new handmade notebooks I've been working on. This one features vintage wood type spelling WRITE! Typescale
After devoting many years working within the aerospace industry, I have since left to pursue other career interests. I still stay connected with the industry and its history, however, through my growing spaceflight memorabilia collection.
This vintage flight chart was manufactured in 1961 and was utilized by engineers and flight controllers on the ground during the first American manned orbital mission which flew on February 20, 1962. On this historical mission, astronaut John H. Glenn became a national hero as he successfully piloted his Mercury spacecraft, named Friendship 7, on an orbital flight path that originated out of Cape Canaveral in Florida. Glenn circled the earth more than three times on a mission that lasted just short of 5 hours in duration.
I sent this chart to John Glenn along with a letter requesting his signature. It was just recently returned to me and, as seen, was signed and inscribed “To William, John Glenn” along the flight path of his first orbit.
This chart is identical to those which were included in the flight plan (notebook) that actually flew onboard the Friendship 7 spacecraft and which were utilized by Glenn during the mission. Vintage charts from the Mercury Program (America’s first space venture) are extremely hard to come by today. Charts that are signed by the astronauts who flew these early missions are almost impossible to find. I am thrilled to have this chart as part of my collection.
Note: This map is a full world map. The entire map did not fit on my scanner.
For the HA 'website' challenge, and also for joining a challenge at 2Peas, 'Thinking Inking Class Week 5'.
I was so inspired from the card at the Techniques Article section:
Many Enhance your projects with a bit of flair! by Shari Carroll .
I've been adoring the one at the bottom most.
So I tried to make like that image to use a piece of Tim Holtz fragment using Rubs-on resisting technique that I learned from Jennifer's class at 2Peas this week.
After my image was finished, I decided to make it for my notebook.
*I used several alcohol ink techniques for this.
stamp used:
HA SE: Artistic Windows / S5041 (The manuscript stamp on a paper flower.)
HA Clear design Friends / CL351 (I use only the word 'inspire' from the sentiment 'You inspire me')
A closeup photo can be seen at:
www.flickr.com/photos/tomoh/3737537571/in/photostream/
Today (Monday) is the National holidays in my country, and I'm gonna go to a home party of one of my firiends from now on. So I would post my article about this project to my blog after I came back. (Maybe, tommorow.)
Sorry for the inconvenience for the people are used to enjoy reading it.
updated: July 21st, '09 GMT
I've just updated my blog where materials etc. are written:
http://tomohsattic.blogspot.com/2009/07/inspire-notebook.html
If you interested in it, please access.
TFL! :)