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Traveler's Notebooks and inserts by Morgan Le Fae's Trinkets (www.etsy.com/shop/MorganLeFaesTrinkets)
Traveler's Notebooks, my personal TN "red dragon" made by myself for myself as a reward for quiting my job to make Traveler's notebooks and accesories full time =)
Schick im Design, Leistungsstark im Alltag. Das sind die neuen Notebooks von LG Electronics.
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DIY notebook from old floppy disc, check out the cover: www.flickr.com/photos/mustaninja/2247823567/in/photostream/
Chameleon Notebook customized by Jackie Poutasse TJBookarts. Moleskine Large Squared Notebook (5.25 x 8.25) on top of the Chameleon. I was not too sure about the Chameleon's larger size (compared to Midori Traveler's Notebook) but it worked out well. Comfortable size for writing. Letter sized paper are easily folded in half and slipped to be processed later.
Traveler's Notebooks and inserts by Morgan Le Fae's Trinkets (www.etsy.com/shop/MorganLeFaesTrinkets)
Oláá!!
Maletinha para note!!
Esse é da Aline!!!
Em lilás e roxo, ficou suuper legal!
Também tem bolsinhos para guardar o carregador!!
Somente com alça de mão!
Bjokasss
Traveler's Notebooks and inserts by Morgan Le Fae's Trinkets (www.etsy.com/shop/MorganLeFaesTrinkets)
Recycled billboard vinyl notebook cover. Inside is a coil notebook. I put some cowboy sayings on the front using silver-colored etch vinyl. That is, adhesive vinyl that looks like an etched-glass effect.
I wanted to make it look like it was made at summer camp.
a page from this month's notebook. Someone would essentially open the suitcase and a fan would fill a big bag and it would quickly engulf the whole room forcing everyone to leave.
Why to choose a notebook rather than a gaming PC? - www.onetechnews.com/computer/notebook/why-to-choose-a-not...
Filing my palette sketches into the little notebook. I'm a scholar at heart, so I do like collecting bits of information on a topic.
For this reason, and because I am so wrapped up in graphics in my professional life, I started painting last summer with a decidedly "point-and-shoot" approach. I just looked at things and drew, then painted, without too much attention to the study side. It was a good way to start, because I didn't get totally overwhelmed. Intuitively, I made some sketches that I really liked. there are plenty of others that I wouldn't even use to line a birdcage, but that's me. I'm tough on myself.
Once I got into enjoying the process of painting, I made a little investment at Dick Blick, then another at Daniel Smith, read a bit more, and began taking notes.
Oh, and I learned a TON looking at palette sketches and studio notes from all the people who share my obsessive nature around here! Thanks, all!
I wonder sometimes why we, as human beings, are so drawn to multi-colored images like palettes and color charts. Is it everyone? Or are some of us hard-wired that way? Well, I am. And I know I get it from my mom. Her mom was an artist, and her uncles were all engineers and gadget-guys who drafted things and figured things out and made complicated little objects.